Creatify | Aurora

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AURORA

Generates high-fidelity, studio-quality videos of your avatar speaking or singing using Aurora by the Creatify team, delivering realistic performance, expressive motion, and professional visual polish.

Avg Run Time: 190.000s

Model Slug: creatify-aurora

Release Date: December 12, 2025

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Readme

Table of Contents
Overview
Technical Specifications
Key Considerations
Tips & Tricks
Capabilities
What Can I Use It For?
Things to Be Aware Of
Limitations

Overview

Creatify Aurora is an AI model developed by the Creatify team, designed to generate high-fidelity, studio-quality videos from input images and audio. It specializes in creating realistic videos of avatars speaking or singing, with precise lip-sync, expressive facial motions, and professional visual polish. The model takes a static image of a face or avatar as input, along with an audio track, and outputs a video where the avatar appears to perform the audio content naturally.

Key features include high realism in lip movements synchronized to audio, natural facial expressions, and studio-level video quality suitable for professional applications. It supports image-to-video and audio-to-video workflows, making it ideal for dynamic content creation without extensive manual editing. What sets it apart is its focus on avatar performance realism, delivering outputs that mimic professional video production, which is particularly valuable for scenarios requiring lifelike spoken or sung content from static images.

While specific underlying architecture details are not publicly detailed in available sources, it leverages advanced generative techniques for motion synthesis and lip-sync alignment, likely building on diffusion-based or flow-matching principles common in modern image-to-video models. Its uniqueness lies in the seamless integration of audio-driven animation with high visual fidelity, enabling quick production of polished avatar videos.

Technical Specifications

  • Architecture: Not publicly specified; likely diffusion or flow-matching based for image-to-video generation with lip-sync
  • Parameters: Not available in public sources
  • Resolution: Supports 480p and 720p outputs
  • Input/Output formats: Input - Images (jpg, jpeg, png, webp, gif, avif), Audio (mp3, ogg, wav, m4a, aac); Output - MP4 video
  • Performance metrics: Generation billed per video second (e.g., $0.10 per second at 480p, $0.14 at 720p, rounded up); exact speed metrics not detailed but designed for efficient inference

Key Considerations

  • Use high-quality, front-facing images of faces or avatars for best lip-sync accuracy and realism
  • Provide clear audio inputs without heavy background noise to ensure precise synchronization
  • Rendering times increase with video complexity and length, so plan for potential delays on longer clips
  • Balance quality and speed by selecting appropriate resolutions (480p for faster results, 720p for higher fidelity)
  • Craft descriptive prompts if supported, focusing on expression, motion style, and performance tone for optimal outputs
  • Test short audio clips first to iterate on image-audio pairing before full generations

Tips & Tricks

  • Optimal parameter settings: Choose 720p for professional use where detail matters; use 480p for quick prototypes or previews
  • Prompt structuring advice: If prompt inputs are available, specify "realistic speaking avatar with natural expressions matching audio tone" to guide motion
  • How to achieve specific results: For singing, use melodic audio with expressive face images; for speaking, pair neutral faces with clear voice tracks
  • Iterative refinement strategies: Generate short test videos, review lip-sync alignment, then adjust image angle or audio clarity and regenerate
  • Advanced techniques: Combine with image preprocessing for better lighting consistency; layer multiple short clips for longer videos while maintaining sync

Capabilities

  • Generates studio-quality videos with realistic lip-sync from static images and audio inputs
  • Produces expressive facial motions and head movements that match speaking or singing performance
  • Delivers high-fidelity outputs suitable for professional video production
  • Handles both speaking and singing avatars with natural, lifelike animation
  • Supports versatile input formats for easy integration into content workflows
  • Achieves precise audio-visual synchronization for immersive avatar performances

What Can I Use It For?

  • Creating personalized video messages or ads featuring avatar spokespersons
  • Producing singing performance videos from custom audio tracks and character images
  • Generating demo videos for product explainers with talking avatars
  • Building animated content for social media or marketing campaigns
  • Developing educational videos with narrated avatar instructors

Things to Be Aware Of

  • Users report positive experiences with realistic lip-sync and expression quality in generated videos
  • Rendering can take longer for complex or longer videos, but does not significantly disrupt workflows
  • High demand for more avatar style options noted in feedback, indicating strong baseline variety
  • Outputs maintain professional polish, with users appreciating the studio-like visual results
  • Community highlights efficiency for quick video prototyping from images and audio
  • Some feedback requests faster rendering for intricate projects, but overall satisfaction remains high

Limitations

  • Limited public details on exact architecture, parameters, or advanced benchmarks
  • Rendering times increase with video length and complexity, potentially slowing iterative workflows
  • Resolution capped at 720p in documented uses, which may not suffice for ultra-high-end productions

Pricing

Pricing Type: Dynamic

720p resolution: duration * $0.14 per second from output video