Filmora Tutorial: How to Make Pictures Talk in Filmora | PICTURE TALKING

Introduction

Introduction

Hey guys, I am Salah Ali, and welcome to Sala Tutorials. Today's tutorial is very interesting and useful. In this Filmora tutorial, I am going to show you how to make a picture talk. It's pretty easy, and you'll need a picture for this. Before we begin, if you are new to my channel, please subscribe and like the video. Now, let's start!

Step 1: Open Filmora

Open your Filmora video editor. I have this picture that I want to make talk. First, I drag this image into Photoshop.

Step 2: Select the Mouth Area

Select the Pen tool, then carefully select the mouth area.

Step 3: Create a New Layer

Right-click and click "Make Selection." Then press Control + J from the keyboard to create a new layer.

Step 4: Convert to Smart Object

Right-click on this new layer and click "Convert to Smart Object."

Step 5: Puppet Warp

Go to Edit and click "Puppet Warp." Points are made by clicking on this net. I want to open the lips, so you need to set points. After applying the points, move them to create space between the two lips.

Step 6: Use the Brush Tool

Click on the top tick. Then, in the color boxes, select white in the top box. Choose the Brush tool, keeping the flow level at 30% and the opacity level at 20%. Click on the image, and if prompted, click OK. Paint the area between the lips with the Brush tool.

Step 7: Adjust the Lip Color

Select the Picker tool, click on the lip to select its color, and reduce the white space a bit.

Step 8: Save the Photo

Press Control + S to save the photo.

Step 9: Create Multiple Photos

In the same way, make two or three different photos, and then we will compile them. Keep watching, and if you have any questions, let me know in the comments.

Step 10: Compile in Filmora

Drag these edited photos into Filmora. Add all images to the timeline, keeping the duration short. Copy and paste different images to extend the sequence. Also, copy all the images on the timeline and paste it at the end too.

Step 11: Export and Edit

Export the sequence. Drag the exported video back into Filmora, add it to the timeline, and speed it up a bit. Copy this video and paste it at the end. Click on this video, go to the speed tool, and select "Reverse."

Conclusion

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