No-Watermark AI Avatar Videos

GoodAvatar does not add a watermark to the video. The output is a clean MP4 that you can put on a landing page, in a course, in a paid ad, or in a client deliverable.

There is no GoodAvatar logo in the corner, no "made with" badge, and no overlay that needs to be cropped out.

Why there is no watermark

The video is generated by the MiniMax H3 workflow on RunningHub. GoodAvatar's create flow passes the portrait, audio, and prompt into that workflow and stores the returned MP4. Adding a watermark would require a separate compositing step after generation; the current pipeline does not do that.

That is a product choice, not a trial limitation. The same clean output applies to the 100 welcome credits and to paid packs.

What "no watermark" does not mean

• It does not grant rights to a portrait or audio track you do not own.
• It does not remove a watermark that already exists in your source image or audio.
• It does not make deceptive or impersonating content acceptable.

Only AI-generated portraits are accepted, and the voice track must be your own voice or one you are licensed to use. The terms of service explain the acceptable-use rules, including the ban on real-person likenesses.

Where a clean file matters

• A product demo embedded on a landing page
• A course intro or lesson summary
• A sales follow-up sent from your own domain
• A paid social clip with your own end card
• A client deliverable that carries the client's brand, not ours

If you need captions, B-roll, or a branded end card, add them in your editor. The downloaded MP4 is the clean talking-head layer.

Cost and limits

GoodAvatar uses 5 credits per second. A 30-second clip costs 150 credits, about $1.69 at the Starter pack rate. The current single-track limit is 120 seconds; 15–30 seconds is the recommended first test. Credits are valid for 180 days, and failed generations return the reserved credits.

Make a clean test clip

Use a clear portrait and a 20–30 second audio track. Create a video with the 100 welcome credits, download the MP4, and check the edges and corners for yourself. For the full workflow, see the AI avatar video generator.