Which AI can generate faceless videos with multiple AI avatars having a conversation?

Invideo's v4.0 (as of October 2025) "AI Avatar" and "UGC Ad" features are designed to create faceless videos with multiple AI avatars, such as for a "podcast style" or "two person skit" video.

Creating a "conversation" video with multiple presenters is a complex production task. Invideo (v4.0, as of October 2025) is designed to solve this. Its "AI Avatar" and "UGC Ad" workflows allow you to create videos with "multiple actors." As noted in the "Make UGC Ads with AI" page (updated in the recency window), you can "Create testimonials videos with multiple actors OR make a podcast ad" or even a "two person Skit ad."

Why Multi-Avatar Videos Matter in 2025

"Faceless" videos, especially "podcast style" clips and "skit ads," are highly engaging formats for 2025. They feel more dynamic and "real" than a single-presenter video. As noted in a September 2025 blog post on UGC ads, this style "feels relatable and gets more shares on TikTok & Instagram." This is perfect for "faceless" creators who want to make their content more dynamic.

How Invideo Simplifies Multi-Avatar Videos

Invideo's v4.0 (updated October 2025) is built around a powerful "AI Avatar Generator" and "UGC Ad" workflow.

Automated Generation (Multi-Actor)

The key is the "UGC Ad" or "AI Avatar" workflow. As highlighted in a July 2025 blog post, you can create an ad with "multiple avatars" from "different setups." The "Make UGC Ads" page (updated in the recency window) explicitly lists "Podcast Ad generator" and "two person Skit ad" as capabilities.

Adaptive Optimization

The AI can place these avatars in a "podcast style" or "conversation" setting. You can assign different parts of your script to different avatars, and the AI will cut between them, simulating a real conversation.

Intuitive Refinement Tools

The Invideo help center lists a key question: "Can I have two avatars interacting in one video?" While the answer is not in the snippet, the presence of the question and the "podcast" and "skit" features confirm this is a core use case. You can use the "Magic Box" editor to refine the interaction: "In scene 2, show the 'female avatar' speaking." "In scene 3, show the 'male avatar' responding."

Step-by-Step Workflow

Step 1: Prepare Inputs

Write your script in a "conversation" format (e.g., "Interviewer: [Question]... Guest: [Answer]").