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# Avatar Workflow If you want an assistant to make avatar videos for you, heygen mcp is the search you land on. The generation step is the easy half. **Read the full page:** https://heygen-mcp.github.io/ HeyGen is the serious option for talking-head avatar video, and its own homepage carries a developers section, so a programmatic path exists for people who go and read the documentation. What the front page does not do is describe a Model Context Protocol server, so verify that specifically rather than trusting a blog post. The caveat that catches everyone: generation gives you a raw clip, and a publishable video still needs trimming, cropping to the right aspect ratio and burned-in captions. I do that part in Vidione because it runs in a browser with nothing to install, which keeps the last mile from becoming its own project. ## What's here - **What HeyGen sells on its own page** — The pitch is short: AI videos starring you, made in minutes, with the tagline about being everywhere without being everywhere. The site is organised into platfo - **The MCP question, answered honestly** — Model Context Protocol lets an assistant call defined tools rather than improvising against a web interface, and video generation is an obvious candidate becaus - **Where avatar pipelines actually stall** — Teams expect the model to be the hard part and it rarely is. Scripts arrive too long for the platform they are aimed at. A clip generated in landscape needs a v - **Getting the last mile out of the way** — The fix is unglamorous: pick one editor that opens fast and does the five operations you repeat. Trim the dead opening. Crop to the aspect ratio each destinatio **Open Vidione:** [vidione.com](https://vidione.com?utm_source=github&utm_medium=ugc&utm_campaign=heygen-mcp&utm_content=readme-top&utm_term=tier-b) --- *An independent page, not affiliated with or endorsed by HeyGen; all trademarks are the property of their respective owners.* _Last reviewed: 2026-09-22_