Avatarify: Make a Photo Sing

You sent a card to your grandmother and she started to sing? It sounds like a joke, but that is exactly what Avatarify does. You send a photo, pick a song, and the face in the picture moves its lips in time 🎤

The bot calls itself an AI face animator. It works as a Telegram Mini App, with commands and hints in several languages.

Three steps to a finished clip

The bot description boils down to a short routine. No settings and no editor, only a photo and a song.

1. Send a photo. The face must be clearly visible, with no half-covering glasses and no heavy shadows.
2. Choose a song. The bot offers a list, and the animation is fitted to it.
3. Wait for the result. The neural network builds a short clip, and the bot sends it to the chat.

Which photo works best

Face animation needs a sharp frame. The closer the face is to the camera and the more even the light, the more natural the result.

• Front view: the face looks at the camera, not to the side.
• One person: crop group photos first.
• Good resolution: blurry or heavily compressed photos give a jittery picture.
• Clear mouth area: nothing should cover the lips.

What such clips are for

The obvious use is a birthday card, a joke in a family chat or a clip for friends. A singing photo is memorable because it is unexpected.

A few ideas to start with.

• A greeting: a photo of the birthday person and a song they love.
• A chat joke: a picture of a cat or a friend who does not mind.
• A game with kids: bring a toy or a portrait from the family album to life.

Free tries and payment

The /ref command promises 10 free generations, tied to inviting friends. The /account command shows the state of your account.

Check prices and plans inside the bot before you pay. Pay only inside the official app and never transfer money at the request of a private message 💳

Other people's faces and privacy

Animate your own photos and pictures of relatives who do not mind. Animating someone's face without permission, especially a public figure, can mislead others and may break image-protection laws.

Before you send the bot a personal picture, think about where it is stored and who might get access. Ask support about this, and do not send documents or photos you would not show to strangers.

When the result looks off

If the mouth moves strangely, the source frame is usually to blame. Try another photo or a song with a steadier rhythm 🎵

Technical questions go to a separate support service, linked in the bot profile. It also helps with payment problems.

Remember that such clips work best as a joke or a gift, and they should not be passed off as real footage.