Placing Avatars in Your Video
Add an AI avatar presenter to the intro, outro, and section transitions of your video. This guide explains how placements work, what the avatar says, and how placement settings carry across versions and languages.
An AI avatar in VideoMule doesn't replace your screen recording — it presents around it. You choose where the avatar appears, and VideoMule generates 1080p avatar clips that speak the matching lines of your script in the same AI voice as your voiceover.
The three placements
| Placement | What it does |
|---|---|
| Intro | Add an avatar presenter at the start of the video. |
| Outro | Add an avatar presenter at the end of the video. |
| Transitions | Add avatar presenter clips between major sections. |
You can enable any combination. Each placement is a simple toggle next to the avatar selection.
Adding an avatar to a project
- When creating a project, open the AI Avatar Presenter card and click Choose avatar.
- Pick an avatar from the selection sheet — the stock library or one of your own Ready custom avatars (see Training a Custom Avatar).
- Toggle Intro, Outro, and Transitions on or off.
- Pick a quality tier — see Avatar Quality Tiers for what each tier costs.
You can also add, change, or remove the avatar later from the script page: open the avatar selector for the current version and adjust the same settings. The selector shows an estimated avatar time per placement, so you can see roughly how many avatar credits the video will use before you confirm.
What the avatar says
Your generated script contains lines tagged for the intro, the outro, and section transitions. The avatar speaks exactly those lines, using the same AI voice as the rest of your voiceover — so the avatar segments and the narration sound like one continuous presenter.
Editing those script lines changes what the avatar says the next time its clips are generated.
Placements follow your video template. If the template doesn't include an intro, outro, or transitions section, the matching placement is unavailable — there is nowhere for the avatar to appear.
Per-version and per-language settings
Avatar choice, quality tier, and the three placement toggles are saved per script version. New versions inherit the settings from the version they were created from, and each translated language gets its own copy inherited from the primary language — so you can, for example, use a different avatar for your Spanish version without touching the English one.
What you need
- Avatar credits — from your plan's monthly allowance, a credit pack, or the Avatar Minutes Pack add-on. Generation is blocked when you run out.
- A Ready custom avatar, if you're not using a stock one.
- A paid plan — AI avatars are not included in the free trial.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the avatar present over my whole video?
No. The avatar appears in the intro, outro, and transition segments only — your screen recording remains the main content in between.
Why is one of the placement toggles disabled?
Your template doesn't include that section. Switch to a template with an intro, outro, or transitions to use the matching placement.
Do I pay per placement?
No — avatar usage is billed per minute of generated avatar video, multiplied by the quality tier. Enabling more placements means more avatar minutes, but there is no per-placement fee.
Can different languages use different avatars?
Yes. Each project language carries its own avatar and placement settings. New languages start with the primary language's settings and can be changed independently.
