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ComfyUI: Animate talking avatar with LTX 2.3

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Demo summary

The creator uploads the generated image and audio into the ComfyUI LTX 2.3 workflow and runs the generation to produce a lip-synced video.

Step-by-step

  1. Upload the target image to the ComfyUI workflow
  2. Upload the audio file (e.g., male debater voice)
  3. Enter a prompt describing the subject and the action (e.g., 'content creator talking to the camera')
  4. Click on Run to start the generation

Tips

  • Include 'all words spoken by the subject' in your prompt to improve the lip-sync alignment

Highlights

this pretty good in my opinion

All demos from “LTX 2.3 Destroys Infinite Talk in This Head-to-Head Test

  1. 0:492:02Configuring LTX 2.3 workflow in ComfyUIThe creator walks through a custom ComfyUI workflow for LTX 2.3, showing how to add the RG3 Power Lora Loader and an image-to-video adapter to improve lip-syncing.ComfyUIAI Animation Generator
  2. 4:410:25Generate character image with Grok ImagineThe user demonstrates generating a tech content creator image using Grok Imagine to be used as the base for an AI avatar.GrokText to Image
  3. 6:310:34Animate talking avatar with LTX 2.3CurrentThe creator uploads the generated image and audio into the ComfyUI LTX 2.3 workflow and runs the generation to produce a lip-synced video.ComfyUIAI Lip Sync Generator
  4. Watch “LTX 2.3 Destroys Infinite Talk in This Head-to-Head Test” →

AI Lip Sync Generator

  1. 14:523:11Lip-syncing audio to images with LTX 2.3The tutorial shows how to upload an MP3 file and a character image to generate a lip-synced video, including a demonstration of the voice isolation subgraph in ComfyUI.AIKnowledge2Go
  2. 36:000:39Singing characters with LTX-2 and custom audioThe creator demonstrates how to use LTX-2 to make a character sing by providing a custom audio file and a specific singing prompt.pixaroma
  3. 10:070:59Lip-syncing with custom audioThe creator demonstrates importing an audio file into the timeline and using a specific prompt structure to synchronize the character's mouth movements with the audio track.What Dreams Cost
  4. 5:411:07Configure frame window and motion settings for Infinite TalkThe user demonstrates how to adjust the frame window size and motion frame overlap to balance video smoothness, lip-sync consistency, and VRAM usage.pixaroma
  5. 8:411:11Create a multi-person talking video in ComfyUIThe creator demonstrates the multi-talk version of the workflow, showing how to assign separate audio files to two different characters in a single image using the multimodel setting.pixaroma
  6. 3:270:37Two-person image to video conversation in ComfyUIThe creator demonstrates how to use the 'add' setting in the ComfyUI node widget to load separate audio files for a back-and-forth conversation between two characters.ComfyUI Studio
  7. 4:041:22Parallel audio lip-sync for two charactersThe video shows how to use the 'PAR' setting in the WAN workflow to merge audio tracks for simultaneous or perfectly timed character interactions, including masking two faces in the node.ComfyUI Studio
  8. 4:460:35Installing and using the Sync custom node in ComfyUISebastian walks through installing the Sync custom node via Git URL in ComfyUI and setting up a workflow with video/audio input nodes and the Sync generate node.Sebastian Kamph
  9. 4:341:29Video-to-video lip sync with Infinite TalkThe creator shows how to use a vid-to-vid workflow to analyze an audio file and automatically synchronize a character's mouth and expressions in an existing video clip.Yaroflasher
  10. 8:381:53Multi-character lip-sync workflow in InfiniteTalkThe tutorial demonstrates the multi-audio workflow, showing how to assign different audio files to specific characters (parallel vs. add types) for a multi-person scene.Atelier Darren
  11. 6:310:34Animate talking avatar with LTX 2.3CurrentThe creator uploads the generated image and audio into the ComfyUI LTX 2.3 workflow and runs the generation to produce a lip-synced video.Prince does AI