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Talking.Show

Talking.Show

Create realistic two-person AI talking videos in minutes

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Talking.Show lets you create realistic two-person conversation videos — human-human, human-animal, or animal-animal — with accurate lip-sync and natural dialogue. Built for creators and marketers.
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Amber
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 We’re thrilled to launch Talking.Show today! What inspired us? As content creators ourselves, we constantly faced the same headache: wanting to produce engaging, dialogue-driven videos (think explainers, skits, or social media content) but being held back by the cost, complexity, and time required to film real people. We wondered, what if you could just write a conversation and have it come to life? The problem we're solving: Creating a realistic talking video traditionally means scripting, casting, scheduling, filming, and editing—a multi-day process. For solo creators, small teams, or marketers on a tight deadline, this is often just not feasible. We built Talking.Show to remove all those barriers. Our goal is simple: turn a text script into a realistic, two-person dialogue video in minutes, not days. How our approach evolved? Our initial vision was just about lip-sync accuracy. But through testing with early creators, we quickly learned that versatility and creative freedom were key. People didn't just want two humans talking; they wanted to bring historical figures, cartoon characters, or even brand mascots into conversations. This led us to build a diverse avatar library and support unique pairings (like human + animal). The core technology became a tool for storytelling, not just narration. We’d love to know: · What’s the first conversation you would create with this? · For creators and marketers here: does this fit into your current workflow? We’re here all day to answer your questions and hear your feedback. Thank you for checking it out — it means a lot! The Talking.Show Team
Kuba
Maker
@talkingshow everyone can visit youtube sample videos,https://www.youtube.com/@Talking...
Eugene Gao
@talkingshow Congrats on the launch! I'm excited to make 2026 the year I dive deeper into creative AI conversations :) I was hoping to see more examples of the dialogues your model has generated—real-life chats between historical figures, modern celebs, or even animals would be awesome to check out. Have you had any fun or surprising results testing conversations with your own tool? Like pitting Einstein against a modern physicist, or having a debate between a dinosaur and a cat? :D Many AI chat tools promise immersive role-play, but the dialogues end up feeling stiff and scripted—like everyone's reading from the same robotic playbook. Looking forward to trying it out!
Amber
Maker

@yicheng_jiang Thank you so much for this thoughtful comment — it truly made our day! 🚀

You’ve hit on one of the most exciting (and challenging) parts of building in this space. You’re absolutely right: many AI dialogue tools can feel scripted because they’re often generating conversations from a neutral, “blank slate” prompt.

Here’s how Talking.Show is different — and why your idea is so perfect for it:

We’re not an AI that generates hypothetical chats between historical figures. Instead, we’re an AI director that dramatizes real, raw, spontaneous conversations — and that’s where the magic (and surprises) happen.

So, to answer your question directly:

The most fun results aren’t in a pre-loaded library... they’re created when users like you bring those wild scenarios to life! For example, two friends will role-play as “Einstein vs. a Modern Physicist” into their voice memos, feed it to Talking.Show, and watch it get transformed with suspenseful music, dynamic captions, and cuts that feel like a documentary showdown. The AI reacts to the emotion, pacing, and content of your performance.

Our biggest surprise?

People tell us they become more creative and expressive in their actual conversations because they know the AI will “direct” it afterward. It turns a chat into a co-creation.

We’d LOVE for you to be the one to create those iconic examples. Imagine debating as a dinosaur vs. a cat, and getting a video back with epic soundtracks and playful graphics. That’s the experience we’ve built.

krun

@talkingshow The lip-sync accuracy is better than I expected, especially when both characters are speaking back and forth. It doesn’t break immersion like most AI video tools.

Clean UI, fast results, and the videos don’t scream “AI” — that’s a big plus.

Amber
Maker

@krun Thank you so much for taking the time to share this — feedback like yours is what keeps us going! 🚀We’re thrilled to hear the lip-sync felt natural, especially in back-and-forth dialogues. That was a huge focus for us, so knowing it helped keep the immersion intact means a lot.

And "doesn’t scream AI" might be one of the best compliments we’ve gotten — that’s exactly the vibe we’re aiming for. Clean, fast, and subtle.

If you ever run into any hiccups or have ideas to make it even better, we’d love to hear. Enjoy creating! 🎬

Weila
Maker

Yes! This platform lets me turn my wildest ideas into reality in seconds. ⚡️

It’s super fun watching the most random avatars interact. We’re definitely living in a golden age for creators with big imaginations.

Just set up a debate between Zhuge Liang and Sherlock Holmes—East vs. West, peak intellect! 🧠🔥
Definitely give it a spin. I’m off to have a deep talk with my virtual dog now. 🐕

Kuba
Maker

Hi everyone 👋


I’m Kuba,the maker of Talking.show. Today, I want to talk about What Can You Actually Do with Talking.show?

Talking.show is a focused tool for one thing: turning dialogue into believable videos.

I started building it because conversation-based videos are everywhere — short-form content, ads, explainers — but they’re still surprisingly slow and expensive to produce. Coordinating people, filming, editing, reshooting… it adds a lot of friction, especially when you just want to test an idea.

Here’s how people are actually using Talking.show today:

  • Short-form content & skits
    Two-person or human + animal conversations perform really well on Shorts/Reels. Talking.show lets creators test ideas quickly without filming anyone.

  • Ad & marketing experiments
    Marketers use it to prototype dialogue-style ads (skeptic vs believer, problem vs solution) before committing to real production.

  • Educational & explainer videos
    Q&A and teacher–student style conversations make complex topics easier to follow.

  • Pet & entertainment content
    Pet creators use it to add personality and reactions without overdoing the “AI” feeling.

  • Story & dialogue prototyping
    Some users don’t even publish the videos — they use it to test pacing and flow of conversations visually.

Talking.show isn’t trying to do everything.
We focused on:

  • natural turn-taking

  • solid lip-sync

  • fast iteration

  • a UI that doesn’t get in the way

If you’re working with dialogue-heavy ideas, I’d love to hear what you try with it — feedback from early users directly shapes what we build next.

Thanks for checking it out 🙏

Kuba

Kuba
Maker