
You can generate from text...
Open the tool page, pick the model for this generation, and write a prompt or upload a reference. Results go to the gallery, where you can download them, edit them, animate them, or send them to the next step. Write a voiceover in the voice studio, or clone a voice once and reuse it. A speaking face needs a portrait plus audio. Motion transfer needs a separate reference video whose movement is applied to your character. Templates and a prompt library let you start from an existing example. The credit cost is shown before each generation. It fits creators and marketers making product images, spoken ads, virtual characters, or music videos in one account.
Zorq AI is a browser studio that puts images, video, voice, lipsync, and motion under one credit balance. You can generate from text or a reference image, clone a voice from a short sample, write a voiceover, make a face speak a script, and transfer motion from a reference video onto your own character. Images, video, voice, and consistent characters live on separate tool pages. You pick the model for each generation and see that generation's credit cost first. Sign in with Google or Apple. New accounts include starter credits and do not ask for a card up front.
Difficulty: Beginner Friendly
Text or a reference image
Write a prompt in the image or video tool, or upload a reference, and generate with the model you selected.
Voice clone and voiceover
Clone a voice from a short sample, or turn a script into a voiceover in the voice studio for ads, videos, and podcasts.
A speaking face and motion transfer
Make a face speak a script, or transfer movement from a reference video onto your own character.
One credit balance
Images, video, voice, lipsync, and motion share one credit balance, and the cost is shown before you generate.
A marketer makes a product image
A marketer uploads a product reference, writes a prompt, and generates a product image that lands in the gallery.
An account makes a spoken ad
An operator clones or picks a voice, generates the voiceover, then makes a portrait speak that audio for an ad.
A creator transfers motion
A creator prepares a reference video and their own character, transfers the motion, and downloads the result.
No. The official page says you sign in with Google or Apple, with no separate registration form and no card first. New accounts include starter credits for a real generation. Credits depend on the model and the settings, and the page shows the cost before you generate. After those credits are used, a subscription plan refills the balance. The first try and the ongoing plan are separate.
You need a face, a voice, and lipsync that matches them. Upload a portrait or generate one in the image tool. Generate the voice from a script, or clone a short sample and then read a new script. Put the portrait and the audio together so the face speaks. The site also describes transferring motion from a reference video onto your character. Both stay on the same credit balance.
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