Animate any photo of a person, a portrait painting, or even a hand-drawn sketch. Record a video, choose an image and push the “puppet” button. The puppet will repeat all the words from the video and copy facial expressions.
The technology developed by Puppets.World may look like deepfake, but it's different. It's closer to face tracking, which is used in computer games and movies to create lifelike characters. With this software, you can achieve the same results without connecting a user to multiple sensors and with no need for high-performance computers or a Hollywood-like studio environment. It has serious potential, but today it's just fun! I'm playing with it everyday recording "messages from Terminator" to my colleagues and birthday wishes with Merlin Monroe's face and my voice. I hope you'll enjoy it too.
@suryanarayanan, there is a principle of fair use. We don't produce a lot of content as a company. Mostly users are doing that. And it's okay. If a celebrity would ask to delete a video with their face, we (and/or a user) definitely should do that. https://fairuse.stanford.edu/ove...
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@svetlana_ragimova Thank you for clarifying, Svetlana. May I ask if an Android version is in the works?
@anamika_chaudhary2 right now, it's just for fun. To create mems, to record a funny birthday video, to make fun of colleagues. But it could be used in business: as an avatar for contact centers, with integration to chat-bots. We plan to do voice-only animation — when a puppet doesn't need a video, just voice recording. And later — only text.
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Great, I can't wait to play with this app and see what it can bring. I hope that the social media will catch up with this quickly to see what ideas will come out next! You have my upvote!
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