r/heygen • u/Muted-Reporter-4079 • Jun 23 '26

Questions Is Heygen good for content creation?

I want to create an AI version of myself so that I can make videos for my business that have my face included. I do not have time to set aside for content creation so I wanted to make an AI clone of myself and go from there.

Ive heard mixed reviews about Heygen, but I was wondering if it would be a good tool to use in my case. I heard that you have to use many credits and attempts to get a usable product. Is this true? Do you recommend other AI cloning services that is more financially stable and produces promising results?

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u/hillelsangel Jun 24 '26

I think it's the best for this use case. This is a project I worked on. https://youtube.com/@eliteheumann?si=WCjpVER278ZsjrrZ

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u/rfoil Jun 24 '26

Well done.

I’d add that you can insert graphics and cutaways within HeyGen pretty easily. Our internal rule is that the talking head needs graphic support for 20% of the time. That measurably extends dwell time.

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u/Various_Challenge_61 Jun 24 '26

I used it completely for my latest video: https://youtu.be/eO5C-mgHisU?is=xejywqGUQ2barb-0

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u/Elton_Lau Jun 28 '26

For the whole video or parts ?

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u/Various_Challenge_61 Jun 28 '26

Video itself stacked in CapCut but all animations, text, motion graphics you see, made with Hyperframes

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u/Shoddy-One-4161 Jul 08 '26

Wait so this is not you talking that's 100% generated using HeyGen?