HeyGen: HeyGen Decision

HeyGen Decision 1 Turbo is a lower-cost variant of HeyGen Decision 1 from HeyGen, with the same question types (noul, choice, and score) over text and images. It suits high-volume classification, routing, and triage where cost matters most. HeyGen lists it as a preview model.

HeyGen Voice Turbo is a lower-latency version of HeyGen Voice, HeyGen's text-to-speech model. It has the same 10 default voices, or bring your own HeyGen key to use voice clones from your own account. It streams 44.1 kHz mono PCM audio, with support for 39 languages and up to 5,000 characters per request.

HeyGen Voice Turbo is a lower-latency version of HeyGen Voice, HeyGen's text-to-speech model. It has the same 10 default voices, or bring your own HeyGen key to use voice clones from your own account. It streams 44.1 kHz mono PCM audio, with support for 39 languages and up to 5,000 characters per request.

HeyGen Voice is a text-to-speech model from HeyGen. It comes with 10 default voices, or bring your own HeyGen key to use voice clones from your own account. It streams 44.1 kHz mono PCM audio, with support for 39 languages and up to 5,000 characters per request.

HeyGen Video is a general-purpose video generation model from HeyGen. It renders short clips with synthesized audio (dialogue, ambience, and sound effects) in a single call, working from a text prompt, from a first-frame image, or from a set of image, video, and audio references that the prompt can address directly. It is aimed at short-form business video with a lot of motion in frame: brand moments, product and equipment demos, and training or onboarding content.

It is not an avatar product. Unlike HeyGen's Avatar IV and Video Agent, there is no talking-head, script, or lip-sync step; the prompt and references drive the whole scene.

HeyGen: Avatar IV is an image-to-video model that animates a single photo into an expressive, lip-synced talking-head video. Rather than only matching mouth shapes to words, it interprets the vocal tone, rhythm, and emotion of the audio to drive head motion, facial expression, and gestures, producing output at up to 1080p.

The spoken audio comes from one of two inputs: a text script, which the model voices with HeyGen text-to-speech, or a supplied audio track, which the image is lip-synced to directly. Passthrough parameters let you choose a voice, tune voice settings, set expressiveness, prompt specific motion, replace or remove the background, add captions, and title the video.