OmniAvatar: Efficient Audio-Driven Avatar Video Generation with Adaptive Body Animation

Qijun Gan, Ruizi Yang, Jianke Zhu, Shaofei Xue, Steven Hoi
6/23/2025
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Significant progress has been made in audio-driven human animation, while most existing methods focus mainly on facial movements, limiting their ability to create full-body animations with natural synchronization and fluidity. They also struggle with precise prompt control for fine-grained generation. To tackle these challenges, we introduce OmniAvatar, an innovative audio-driven full-body video generation model that enhances human animation with improved lip-sync accuracy and natural movements. OmniAvatar introduces a pixel-wise multi-hierarchical audio embedding strategy to better capture audio features in the latent space, enhancing lip-syncing across diverse scenes. To preserve the capability for prompt-driven control of foundation models while effectively incorporating audio features, we employ a LoRA-based training approach. Extensive experiments show that OmniAvatar surpasses existing models in both facial and semi-body video generation, offering precise text-based control for creating videos in various domains, such as podcasts, human interactions, dynamic scenes, and singing. Our project page is https://omni-avatar.github.io/.

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@article{gan2025omniavatar,
  title  = {OmniAvatar: Efficient Audio-Driven Avatar Video Generation with Adaptive Body Animation},
  author = {Qijun Gan and Ruizi Yang and Jianke Zhu and Shaofei Xue and Steven Hoi},
  year   = {2025},
  eprint = {2506.18866},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url    = {http://arxiv.org/abs/2506.18866v1}
}

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