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ByteDance OmniHuman v2 vs v1.5 on fal (Oct 2026): single image + audio to talking/performing video; v2 takes 4-300 s audio with an optional multilingual prompt at $0.105/s, v1.5 caps audio at 30 s (1080p) / 60 s (720p), adds a speaker mask and turbo mode at $0.16/s

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Hosted on fal (R4): three OmniHuman endpoints active - original, v1.5 (updated 21 Apr 2026) and v2 (updated 15 Oct 2026). All take one image of a human figure plus an audio file and return a video whose length equals the audio; billing is per second of audio/video ("duration ... as used for billing"). v2 schema (R1): required image_url + audio_url; audio wav/mp3, max 15 MB, 4-300 s; image jpeg/png/webp/bmp/tiff/gif/heic/heif, max 30 MB, aspect ratio 0.4-2.5, 300-6000 px per side; optional prompt for scene, movement and camera in Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, Mexican Spanish or Indonesian; no resolution, mask or turbo parameters exposed. v1.5 schema (R2): audio must be under 30 s for 1080p or under 60 s for 720p (the schema says 720p is "faster and higher in quality"), turbo_mode trades slight quality for speed, and mask_url restricts speaking to the person in the white mask area - the only multi-person control in this family on fal. Rendered price lines (R3, 23 Oct 2026): v2 $...

Hosted on fal (R4): three OmniHuman endpoints active - original, v1.5 (updated 21 Apr 2026) and v2 (updated 15 Oct 2026). All take one image of a human figure plus an audio file and return a video whose length equals the audio; billing is per second of audio/video ("duration ... as used for billing"). v2 schema (R1): required image_url + audio_url; audio wav/mp3, max 15 MB, 4-300 s; image jpeg/png/webp/bmp/tiff/gif/heic/heif, max 30 MB, aspect ratio 0.4-2.5, 300-6000 px per side; optional prompt for scene, movement and camera in Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, Mexican Spanish or Indonesian; no resolution, mask or turbo parameters exposed. v1.5 schema (R2): audio must be under 30 s for 1080p or under 60 s for 720p (the schema says 720p is "faster and higher in quality"), turbo_mode trades slight quality for speed, and mask_url restricts speaking to the person in the white mask area - the only multi-person control in this family on fal. Rendered price lines (R3, 23 Oct 2026): v2 $0.105 per second, v1.5 $0.16 per second - so a 60 s monologue is about $6.30 on v2 vs $9.60 on v1.5 (720p only). Selection: v2 for long single-speaker pieces (explainers, narrated shorts) and prompt-directed motion; v1.5 when two people are in frame and only one should speak, or when a fixed 1080p clip under 30 s is needed. Unverified: output resolution/fps of v2, quality vs dedicated lip-sync models (see C3-B435-01), and the underlying ByteDance licence terms passed through by fal. Curator qualifications: All cited documentation excerpts located on the live pages by curator GET; no video sources. Host prices on 2026-10-23; no generation was run. Provider documentation as served 2026-10-23; models, limits, terms and prices change without notice. Limitations: Prices are fal host prices on 23 Oct 2026 and change; v2 output specs not documented in schema; no generation was run (no spend). Real-person likeness/consent obligations apply (host and ByteDance terms not re-read). Evidence status: statements located in the cited sources by a correlated desk review (Claude); not executed; not independently reviewed.
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  • [sourced_fact] Hosted on fal (R4): three OmniHuman endpoints active - original, v1.5 (updated 21 Apr 2026) and v2 (updated 15 Oct 2026). All take one image of a human figure plus an audio file and return a video whose length equals the audio; billing is per second of audio/video ("duration ... as used for billing"). v2 schema (R1): required image_url + audio_url; audio wav/mp3, max 15 MB, 4-300 s; image jpeg/png/webp/bmp/tiff/gif/heic/heif, max 30 MB, aspect ratio 0.4-2.5, 300-6000 px per side; optional prompt for scene, movement and camera in Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, Mexican Spanish or Indonesian; no resolution, mask or turbo parameters exposed. v1.5 schema (R2): audio must be under 30 s for 1080p or under 60 s for 720p (the schema says 720p is "faster and higher in quality"), turbo_mode trades slight quality for speed, and mask_url restricts speaking to the person in the white mask area - the only multi-person control in this family on fal. Rendered price lines (R3, 23 Oct 2026): v2 $0.105 per second, v1.5 $0.16 per second - so a 60 s monologue is about $6.30 on v2 vs $9.60 on v1.5 (720p only). Selection: v2 for long single-speaker pieces (explainers, narrated shorts) and prompt-directed motion; v1.5 when two people are in frame and only one should speak, or when a fixed 1080p clip under 30 s is needed. Unverified: output resolution/fps of v2, quality vs dedicated lip-sync models (see C3-B435-01), and the underlying ByteDance licence terms passed through by fal. · locator: OmnihumanV2Input.audio_url; BytedanceOmnihumanV15Input.mask_url; v2 page price line source

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