// S2 · Bulk video generation

Personalised video at production scale — up to 10,000 a day.

One photo and one script in, a finished, lip-synced, on-brand video out, in the viewer’s own language. FRAM3 runs the full pipeline (intake, voice, performance, motion graphics, delivery) as a managed service, built for programmes that need thousands of videos, not dozens.

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// In production

Measured on a live programme

10,000Videos a day, sustained production capacity
100,000+Personalised videos delivered for a single programme
15Indian languages in production, plus English and international languages
1 photoIs all a subject needs to supply
// What this covers

What this line actually covers

Bulk personalised video for brands that speak to people one at a time, at the scale of a nation. Every video is unique: the subject’s own face, name and business, a voiceover in their language, and motion graphics that carry the brand. And every one of them comes off the same governed pipeline, so video number 80,000 looks like video number 1.

We run it today for one of India’s largest multinational conglomerates, producing personalised videos for its nationwide partner network: each partner appears in their own video, speaking their own language, with their own name and shop on screen.

// Two formats

Two kinds of programme, one pipeline

A

Dealer & partner videos

A personalised talking video for every dealer, distributor, agent or store owner in a network: greetings, launches, scheme announcements, recognition. The subject supplies one photo; we do the rest.

B

Product explainers at volume

A presenter-led explainer for every product, variant, region and language in a catalogue — insurance plans, consumer durables, financial products, FMCG ranges, any category where the same story has to be told many times over, correctly. A financial-services arm of the same conglomerate is our reference programme for this format.

// How it works

From a photo to a finished film, untouched by hand

Daily intake is automatic: a new batch of subjects arrives, is checked, voiced, rendered and delivered without anyone opening an editor.

01

Intake & image QC

Every submitted photo passes automated quality and authenticity checks: resolution, blur, lighting, face count, framing, off-brand content. Weak photos are often recovered with identity-preserving enhancement instead of being rejected.

02

Voice

A script per subject, generated as natural voiceover in their language and with a voice matched to their gender, using customer-approved voices per language.

03

Performance

The photo becomes a talking presenter, with lip-sync locked to the voiceover, sentence by sentence, across the full length of the film.

04

Brand finishing

Background clean-up, upscaling, and brand motion graphics: name and business banners rendered in the right script, logo, end card, all from one brand template.

05

Delivery

Finished videos land directly in the client’s own storage, every day, with a live dashboard tracking each phase from intake to delivery.

// Configurations

Choose the performance, not the settings

Each programme picks a named configuration. The pipeline, quality gates and brand template stay the same.

CONFIG 1

Network

Built for the largest volumes: a steady, camera-locked presenter with precise lip-sync. Ideal for dealer and partner videos where clarity and consistency across tens of thousands of films matter most.

CONFIG 2

Expressive

Built for product explainers. The presenter moves like a person explaining something they believe in, with noticeably more natural hand and upper-body movement (around 3.7× that of Config 1) and richer facial expression. It is paired with brand-coherent motion graphics designed for the product: kinetic typography for names and benefits, a visual system that builds benefit by benefit, and a branded end card. Designed once for your brand, then rendered at volume.

// Languages

Every viewer hears their own language

In production today across 15 Indian languages: Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Telugu, Tamil, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Odia, Punjabi, Assamese, Urdu, Konkani, Nepali and English, with on-screen text rendered correctly for each. The same pipeline extends to international languages for global programmes.

Lip-sync, voiceover and motion graphics stay coherent in every language: graphics are timed to the spoken script, not to a fixed template clock.

// Who it is for

Who this is for

Enterprises with large networks or large catalogues: consumer brands with dealer and distributor networks, insurers and banks with agent channels, telecom and DTH operators, auto and two-wheeler OEMs, FMCG and consumer-durables companies, and any marketing team that needs the same message told personally to thousands of people in many languages.

// Positioning

Where FRAM3 sits

Self-serve avatar platforms are built for one person making a few videos. They are not built for a programme where every video has a different face, name, language and script, and where the next day’s batch arrives before lunch. FRAM3 runs the whole production line as a managed service: intake QC, photo recovery, voice, performance, brand finishing, delivery and reporting, on GPU infrastructure we operate and scale to the volume. Brand coherence is designed in once and then enforced on every render, not checked by eye.

// Cost

Priced for volume

Cost per video falls as volume rises: the pipeline is engineered for throughput, and every stage is measured and tuned for cost per finished film. Pricing depends on volume, configuration and languages.

// What we deliver

What we deliver

  • Up to 10,000 personalised videos a day, delivered to your storage
  • Lip-synced presenters from a single photo, in 15+ languages
  • Voiceover matched to language and gender, with approved voices per language
  • Brand-coherent motion graphics, designed once, rendered at volume
  • Automated photo QC and recovery at intake
  • Two performance configurations: Network and Expressive
  • A live production dashboard from intake to delivery

Have thousands of people to speak to, one at a time?

Tell us the volume, the languages and the story. We will show you what it looks like at scale.