Get started with Odrazio
Odrazio helps you turn approved source material into a reusable digital avatar, cloned voice, generated audio, and talking video. The shortest route to a first result is: create an avatar, create or select a voice, then create a project.
Before you begin, make sure you have the right to use every face, voice, image, recording, and script you submit. See the responsible-use article for the rules that apply to cloning and publication.
The three-step setup
Open Dashboard. The onboarding checklist and quick actions lead to New avatar, New voice, and New project in the recommended order.
Create an avatar from a clear selfie. Wait until its image generation is ready, then choose the look you want to animate.
Create a cloned voice or select an available built-in voice. When the voice is ready, create a project, add your script, and select Audio or Video.
What you need before starting
A clear, well-lit reference photo for an avatar. The creation screen accepts a photo upload or a camera capture.
A clean reference recording if you plan to clone a voice. Use a quiet space and keep a written copy of the exact words spoken.
A short, reviewed script for your first project. Start with a single message so you can check pronunciation, pacing, and the selected visual look before producing a longer piece.
Enough available credits and a plan that permits the assets and resolution you want. The project editor shows its current estimate before you generate.
Where to find each area
Dashboard: an overview of recent work, counts, and the onboarding checklist.
Projects: create, filter, edit, preview, download, retry, or delete generated work.
Avatars: create your own digital people, manage their generated looks, and browse available built-in avatars.
Voices: create and manage cloned voices, or choose an available built-in voice.
Usage and Billing: review entitlements, credit activity, subscriptions, and credit top-ups.
A practical first-project checklist
Use a short final script, not placeholder text.
Choose the voice language sample that matches the language of the script.
For video, choose an avatar and a specific look before selecting a resolution.
Read the displayed credit estimate and resolve any insufficient-credit warning before pressing Generate.
When the project completes, use Preview to review the output before sharing or downloading it.
If you are blocked
An avatar or voice may still be processing, a source file may not meet the input requirements, or your plan and credit balance may not cover the next action. Open the relevant asset or project to see its status, then use the dedicated Help Center articles for photos, voice samples, projects, and common problems.