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wan-multitalk
Build WAN MultiTalk audio-driven talking-avatar / lip-sync video workflows. MeiGen-AI MultiTalk on WAN 2.1 14B I2V via kijai WanVideoWrapper (portrait + audio → lip-synced video)
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# WAN MultiTalk — Audio-Driven Talking Avatar
## Overview
MultiTalk (MeiGen-AI) drives a still portrait's lip-sync and head motion from an
audio track. It runs on WAN 2.1 14B Image-to-Video via kijai's
ComfyUI-WanVideoWrapper. Wav2Vec speech embeddings condition the WAN sampler so
the mouth and expression follow the speech, while the lightx2v step-distill LoRA
keeps it to a few sampling steps.
Use it for talking heads, dubbing, and single-speaker avatar clips (~10s at 480p).
It is distinct from `wan-animate` (pose/motion-driven character animation). This
is audio → lip-sync, not reference-video motion transfer.
