AI Studios is a browser-based AI avatar video generator for turning a script into a presenter-style video. This tutorial explains the current workflow—from drafting a script and choosing an avatar to editing scenes and exporting—while preserving the original 2023 demonstration below for reference.
The interface and plan limits have changed since the video was recorded, so use the video to understand the workflow and the current dashboard for the exact controls available in your account.
What Is AI Studios?
AI Studios, developed by DeepBrain AI, creates videos with digital presenters from text. Instead of filming a person for every update, you can select an avatar, enter a script, choose a voice and language, arrange visual elements, and render a finished video.
The platform is designed for presenter-led content such as training lessons, product explanations, internal communications, onboarding, and social videos. Its current product pages advertise more than 2,000 stock avatars and localization across more than 150 languages. Availability can vary by feature and plan, so check the dashboard before committing to a multilingual project.
AI Studios Tutorial: Create an Avatar Video Step by Step
1. Define the audience and video goal
Start with one clear outcome. Decide who will watch, what they should learn, and what action they should take afterward. A focused 60-second product explanation usually needs a different script and pacing from a five-minute training lesson.
- Write one primary message.
- Choose a target duration.
- List any product screenshots, charts, or brand assets you need.
- Confirm the required language, pronunciation, and aspect ratio.
2. Draft and verify the script
You can draft a script yourself or use an AI writing assistant, but the final words should be reviewed by a person. Remove unsupported claims, shorten long sentences, and write numbers, abbreviations, and names in a form the text-to-speech engine can pronounce correctly.
For a simple explainer, use this structure:
- Hook: identify the viewer’s problem.
- Promise: explain what the video will show.
- Main steps: present one idea per scene.
- Proof: include a verified example or demonstration.
- Call to action: tell the viewer what to do next.
If you use ChatGPT for the first draft, our current ChatGPT guide explains the product, plans, and verification checks.
3. Start a project and choose a format
Open AI Studios and create a new video. Depending on the current interface, you may be able to begin with a blank project, a template, a document, a URL, or an AI-assisted workflow. Choose the method that gives you enough control rather than selecting a template only because it looks polished.
Set the aspect ratio early: 16:9 for standard YouTube and presentations, 9:16 for Shorts, Reels, and TikTok, or 1:1 for square placements. Changing the format late can force you to reposition every element.
4. Select an avatar and voice
Choose an avatar that fits the audience and setting. A formal training presenter, casual social host, and product spokesperson serve different purposes. Then select the language and voice, paste a short test sentence, and preview it before building the full video.
Check:
- Pronunciation of names, brands, acronyms, and technical terms
- Pacing and pauses between ideas
- Whether the voice matches the intended tone
- Lip synchronization on difficult phrases
- Whether the avatar’s clothing and framing fit the use case
5. Build scenes and add supporting visuals
Break the script into short scenes. Keep the presenter from covering captions, screenshots, or important interface controls. Use visual changes to support the narration rather than adding motion to every object.
Helpful elements can include headings, bullet points, product screenshots, stock media, background music, uploaded brand assets, and captions. Confirm that you have permission to use every asset and that text remains readable on a phone.
6. Preview the complete video
Preview the video from beginning to end before rendering. AI-generated speech can make a correct script sound wrong because of timing or pronunciation. Watch once with sound and once without sound to test captions and visual clarity.
| Check | What to verify |
|---|---|
| Facts | Names, numbers, links, product claims, and instructions are current |
| Audio | Pronunciation, pacing, volume, and music balance |
| Visuals | No covered text, stretched images, or abrupt scene changes |
| Accessibility | Accurate captions, sufficient contrast, and readable text size |
| Brand safety | Approved logo, colors, disclosures, and licensed assets |
7. Export and review the rendered file
Choose the resolution available on your plan and render the project. Review the exported file—not only the editor preview—because timing, transitions, and captions can behave differently after rendering. Keep the project file so factual or brand updates do not require rebuilding the video from scratch.
Can You Use AI Studios for Free?
AI Studios currently lists a Free plan at $0. The official pricing page describes up to three videos, videos up to one minute, 720p export, one custom avatar, and one priority video per month. Limits and promotions can change, so confirm the current AI Studios pricing page before planning production volume.
The free tier is most useful for testing avatar quality, pronunciation, editor controls, and rendering. A short pilot can reveal whether the platform fits your workflow before you choose a paid plan.
AI Studios Strengths and Limitations
| Strength | What to watch |
|---|---|
| Fast presenter-video workflow | Generated delivery can still feel less natural than a skilled human presenter |
| Large avatar and language selection | Exact voices and features may depend on the plan |
| Reusable templates and scenes | Template-heavy videos can look generic without careful editing |
| No camera setup for routine updates | Sensitive or high-trust messages may still benefit from a real person |
| AI-assisted scripting | Every fact and claim still needs human verification |
Tips for More Natural AI Avatar Videos
- Write short, conversational sentences instead of dense paragraphs.
- Add punctuation where the speaker should pause.
- Test difficult words in a separate scene before rendering.
- Change visuals when the topic changes, not on an arbitrary timer.
- Use captions, but keep them concise enough to read.
- Disclose synthetic media when the context, platform, or applicable rules require it.
- Never create an avatar or voice likeness without the necessary consent and rights.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does AI Studios generate a video directly from ChatGPT?
AI Studios includes AI-assisted script and project workflows, while ChatGPT can also be used separately to draft or revise a script. The model should help with the draft—not replace fact-checking, editorial judgment, or permission checks.
Are AI Studios avatars indistinguishable from real people?
No result should be described as guaranteed to be indistinguishable from reality. Quality depends on the selected avatar, script, voice, language, scene design, and viewer context. Test the exact combination you plan to publish.
What should beginners test first?
Create a short, non-sensitive pilot containing a brand name, a number, a technical term, captions, and one uploaded visual. That single test exposes the most common pronunciation, layout, and rendering problems.
Try AI Studios
Use the original creator link below to open AI Studios. It may be a tracked or promotional link, and the available offer can change.
AI Studios can reduce production time for repeatable presenter videos, but the best results still come from a verified script, deliberate scene design, pronunciation tests, and a full review of the rendered file.