What is GliaStar?
Brand mascots animated with lip sync from text.
Who is GliaStar best for?
GliaStar is best for brands that already have a 2D or 3D mascot and want it to speak typed scripts on video.
Brands with an existing mascot
The team turns a supplied 2D or 3D character into an AI-ready model in about 14 days, after which new videos come from typed text in minutes.
Weather and data videos
The GliaStar API connects to a data source and renders data-driven mascot videos, such as weather forecasts, automatically and in bulk.
Training, slides and social clips
The animated mascot can present in training videos, presentation slides, ads and social posts.
Asian-language content
It reads tone and emotion in English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Vietnamese and matches the lip movements to the spoken text.
How much does GliaStar cost?
GliaStar does not publish prices: a free demo animates stock animal presenters, while custom mascot builds, the API and the SDK are arranged through its contact form.
GliaStar lists no plans or prices. Its free demo app lets anyone pick a stock animal presenter, add text and a background and make a video, with branded mascots marked as coming soon; custom modelling, the API and the SDK start from a contact form that asks whether you already have a mascot. Plans and current prices are on gliastar.com.
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What are the best GliaStar alternatives?
One tool on Recaply does GliaStar's job.
Questions about GliaStar
What is GliaStar?
Brand mascots animated with lip sync from text.
Who is GliaStar for?
GliaStar is best for brands that already have a 2D or 3D mascot and want it to speak typed scripts on video.
Is GliaStar free?
You can try GliaStar free before paying.
What are the best GliaStar alternatives?
The closest alternatives on Recaply are Puppetry.
Where can I try GliaStar?
On its official website, gliastar.com.
Which languages does GliaStar support?
GliaStar works in five languages: English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Vietnamese. It reads the tone and emotion of the typed script in each one, then animates the mascot's facial expressions, gestures and lip movements to match the spoken text.






