Argil

Clones your on-camera presence and generates short-form video from scripts

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What is Argil?

Argil trains a digital clone of you from a short recording, then produces short-form videos from a written script without you filming again. The clone captures your face, voice and delivery, and the editing pipeline adds captions, transitions and b-roll, so the output lands closer to a finished clip than a raw talking head. A single clone can deliver in a long list of languages, a set of stock avatars covers faceless channels and ad creatives, and an API supports generation at volume. The focus is vertical short-form video rather than long-form production, and there is no permanent free tier.

Last updated: 2026-09-20. This site only provides an index; for exact features, pricing, and licensing, see the official website.

Key features

  • Personal clone trained from a short recording of you speaking
  • Script-to-video generation with captions, b-roll and transitions
  • Ready-made stock avatars for faceless channels and ad creatives
  • Multi-language delivery from a single trained clone
  • Multiple generated variants for testing hooks and openings
  • API access for generating clips programmatically at volume

Pros & cons

Strengths

  • One recording replaces filming every future clip
  • Output arrives edited, not as a bare talking head
  • Vertical formats suit short-form platforms out of the box

Watch out for

  • No standing free tier; only a short trial before paying
  • Realism thins out on clips longer than a couple of minutes
  • Clone training requires a consent recording before use

Best for & use cases

short-form creator content, social ads, personal branding and multilingual clips

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FAQ

What do I need to create a clone?

A short video of yourself speaking to camera, typically around two minutes, plus a separate consent recording. Training takes a while rather than being instant, after which clips are generated from scripts alone.

Does it work for long videos?

It is built for short-form. Realism holds up well on clips of roughly thirty to ninety seconds, and the illusion weakens on longer pieces, so treat anything past a few minutes as a stretch.

Can someone clone me without permission?

The platform requires a consent recording as part of clone training and will not build a clone from third-party footage alone. That is a safeguard on this platform, not a guarantee about what happens elsewhere.