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# Create Video Avatar

The "Create Video Avatar" step allows you to generate AI-powered talking head videos featuring digital avatars that speak your provided text. This creates engaging, personalized video content without the need for filming real people.

### How to Configure the Create Video Avatar Step

* **Script** - Enter the text that you want the avatar to speak in the video. This can be a greeting, explanation, presentation, or any other content you'd like delivered by a digital spokesperson. (up to 30 minutes of content)
* **Emotion (Optional)** - Select the emotional style for delivery (Excited, Friendly, Serious, Soothing, or Broadcaster)
* **Avatar ID (Optional)** - Specify a custom avatar ID or use one from the provided selection at runtime
* **Voice ID (Optional)** - Define a specific voice ID for the avatar to use

### Output Format

The Create Video Avatar step returns a JSON object containing details about the generated video:

```json
{
  "video_download_url": "https://example.com/avatar-video.mp4",
  "video_id": "12345abcde",
  "thumbnail_url": "https://example.com/avatar-video-thumbnail.jpeg"
}
```


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