Generate Video
This endpoint generates a new video using a Replica and either a script or an audio file.
The only required body parameters are replica_id and either script or audio_file.
The replica_id is a unique identifier for the Replica that will be used to generate the video. The script is the text that will be spoken by the Replica in the video. If you would like to generate a video using an audio file instead of a script, you can provide audio_url instead of script. Currently, .wav and .mp3 files are supported for audio file input.
If a background_url is provided, Tavus will record a video of the website and use it as the background for the video. If a background_source_url is provided, where the URL points to a download link such as a presigned S3 URL, Tavus will use the video as the background for the video. If neither are provided, the video will consist of a full screen Replica.
To learn more about generating videos with Replicas, see here.
To learn more about writing an effective script for your video, see Scripting prompting.
Authorizations
Body
A unique identifier for the replica that will be used to generate the video.
A text script that will be used to generate the audio in the video.
A direct link to a video that is publicly accessible via a storage location such as an S3 bucket. This will be used as the background for the video. The video must be publicly accessible.
A link to a website. This will be used as the background for the video. The website must be publicly accessible and properly formed.
A url that will receive a callback on completion of video generation or on error.
If set to true, the video will be generated using a barebones fast rendering process. This will result in a faster generation of the video but some features will be disabled. Features such as background generation, thumbnail images, and streaming urls are not supported when using this fast rendering process.
If set to true, the generated video will be a .webm video with a transparent background.
Please note that this feature only works if the fast parameter is set to true.
A name for the video.
Response
The date and time the video was created.
A direct link to view your video once generation has completed, hosted by Tavus.
The status of the video. Possible values: queued, generating, ready, deleted, error.
A unique identifier for the video.
The name of the video.