# Translate Scripts into Talking Character Videos Canonical page: https://fuser.studio/recipes/translate-to-voice-video-male Creator: @maggie Saved recipe example · version 3 Provide a scenario image, script, voice, and language to create a talking character video with translated speech\. Header image: https://media.fuser.studio/e838738b5a6aac183a421f3f7f62ee22c7c384dbfccdead6a5a02fc8db2968d2.png ## Explore a Translated Character Video The saved example connects a scenario image, the script “The coffee tastes really good\!”, the voice “Roger,” and the language “Italian” to a Talking Character Video output\. ## Default inputs ### Scenario Image Type: image [Scenario Image]() ### Script Type: text The coffee tastes really good\! ### Voice Type: text Roger ### Language Type: text Italian ## Saved outputs ### Talking Character Video Type: video [Talking Character Video]() ## Ways to use this recipe Adapt scripts into talking character videos for multilingual content and entertainment workflows\. ### Create multilingual social content Translate a short social script by providing its text, a scenario image, a voice, and the target language\. ### Develop character\-led explainers Pair an explanatory script with a scenario image to produce a talking character video for an early content concept\. ### Adapt entertainment dialogue Use a translated script and selected voice to explore how a short entertainment line works in another language\. ### Test voice and language choices Change the Voice and Language inputs in Fuser to compare different text\-based setup choices for the same script\. ### Prepare localized video drafts Start from an existing script and scenario image, then provide the language needed for a localized talking character video\. ### Turn short lines into demos Use concise spoken copy, such as a product or dialogue line, as the basis for a talking character video output\. ## Frequently asked questions ### What does this recipe create? It translates a script, generates the voiceover, and turns the result into a Talking Character Video\. The recipe is suited to short\-form social, entertainment, and other content workflows that use a scenario image and spoken script\. ### What inputs do I need to prepare? Provide a Scenario Image, Script, Voice, and Language\. The saved example uses the script “The coffee tastes really good\!”, the voice “Roger,” and “Italian” as the language\. ### Can I change the script, voice, or language? Yes\. Scenario Image, Script, Voice, and Language are exposed inputs that you can change in Fuser before using the recipe\. The saved values are only the defaults shown in this example\. ### What does the saved example demonstrate? It shows the saved inputs connected to a Talking Character Video output: a scenario image, a short coffee\-related script, the voice “Roger,” and Italian as the language\. It is a saved example rather than a live run on this page\. ### What kind of content is this useful for? Use it for translated social content, character\-led explainers, short entertainment dialogue, localized video drafts, and voice\-and\-language explorations\. These applications work from the recipe’s available image, text, language, and video inputs\. ### Can I enter any language or voice? The recipe exposes Language and Voice as text inputs, so you can change those values in Fuser\. The available languages and voices supported by a particular run are not specified here\. ### Are there requirements for the scenario image? The recipe accepts one Scenario Image, but no specific subject, format, or composition requirements are provided\. Choose an image appropriate to the character video you want to develop\. ## Create a Talking Character Video Bring a scenario image, script, voice, and language together in one recipe for translated video content\. [Use this recipe](https://app.fuser.studio) [Browse recipes](https://fuser.studio/recipes)