Duix.Avatar

by Duix.com

Create a talking avatar from a video of yourself, offline: the local alternative to HeyGen.

15.9 k stars GitHub Licence communautaire Duix.com FreeLocal

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What it does

Clones your appearance and voice, then generates videos from text or audio
Runs entirely on your machine, no images or voice sent to a service
Docker install; needs an NVIDIA card and plenty of disk space

! Custom licence, not open source: free while your product stays under 1,000 monthly active users; beyond that you must ask Duix.com for a commercial licence, and the “Built with DUIX.COM” notice is required if you redistribute. The last commit is from April. Only clone your own face and voice, or those of someone who gave written consent.

Install it

Requirements: Docker and an NVIDIA card with its drivers; 30 GB of free space (100 GB for the full version).

Get the repository

git clone https://github.com/duixcom/Duix-Avatar.git

Go to the deploy folder

cd Duix-Avatar/deploy

Start the containers (lite version: add -f docker-compose-lite.yml)

docker-compose up -d

The prompt for your agent

Paste it into your coding agent: it checks the requirements and installs it for you.

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Prompt

Install Duix.Avatar (https://github.com/duixcom/Duix-Avatar) on my machine.
1. Check the requirements: Docker and an NVIDIA card with its drivers; 30 GB of free space (100 GB for the full version). If anything is missing, tell me before installing anything.
2. Follow the official method:
- Get the repository: git clone https://github.com/duixcom/Duix-Avatar.git
- Go to the deploy folder: cd Duix-Avatar/deploy
- Start the containers (lite version: add -f docker-compose-lite.yml): docker-compose up -d
3. Check that it works, then explain how to launch it and where to start.

Always review what your agent is about to run, especially install commands.