- Tool type
- No-code builder for face-to-face AI assistants
- Made for
- Individuals, teams and developers
- Runs on
- Web browser; deployable to Google Meet, websites and apps
- The builder runs in the browser. Finished PALs can be shared as hosted pages, embedded on sites or apps, or joined to Google Meet.
From @tavus, about PAL Maker
Recent important posts · features
- New feature
Tavus PAL Maker gets Presentation Mode for slide decks
“Your PAL can already present a deck, slide by slide, and take questions as it goes. It can walk the whole deck, or pull up the exact slide a question calls for, whenever someone wants to hear it. Turn on Presentation Mode in PAL Maker at”
@tavus · Oct 27View
What it does
PAL Maker takes a plain-language description of the assistant you want and builds it through a conversation with Charlie, an AI builder. The output is a PAL: an interactive, face-to-face AI assistant with a customizable face, voice, personality, objectives, guardrails and a knowledge base. Input is mainly spoken or typed descriptions, plus optional video or a single photo to create a custom face and voice.
People use it to create assistants for things like customer support, interviews, recruiting, patient intake and sales outreach. Distinct features include Magic Canvas for showing visual cards during a call, Presentation Mode for walking through a slide deck, and the ability to join a Google Meet as a participant. A PAL can be shared as a hosted page, embedded with one script tag, or built into an app using Tavus APIs.
PAL Maker suits people who want to make a face-to-face AI assistant without writing code, and developers who want a managed real-time video pipeline. The site offers a Get Started sign-up with a Developer or PALs account type. Real-time video depends on a stable internet connection, and developer features such as API keys and integrations are documented on the developer platform rather than the no-code builder.
What it can do
- Build a PAL by describing it in plain language to the Charlie builder
- Customize personality, objectives, guardrails and system prompt
- Create custom faces from a short video or single photo, or choose stock faces
- Clone voices or choose from a voice library with multilingual support
- Show visual cards and presentation decks during live video conversations
- Join Google Meet as a participant and deploy via hosted page, script tag or API
Works with
- Google Meet
- Zoom
- LiveKit
- Pipecat
- ElevenLabs
- Cartesia
- Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools
Example workflows
- Build a customer support PAL
- Input: a one-sentence description such as 'a support assistant that resolves billing issues with empathy'. Steps: describe it to Charlie, review the generated personality and prompt, add a short video or photo for the face, and deploy as a hosted page or embedded widget. Output: a shareable video assistant that answers customer questions face to face.
- Run a presented sales walkthrough
- Input: a slide deck uploaded to the Knowledge Base. Steps: enable Presentation Mode, let the PAL walk the deck or jump to a slide when asked, and invite it to a Google Meet. Output: a PAL that presents the slides on screen and answers questions during the call.
Before you choose
- Real-time video and voice require a stable connection and a supported browser
- Developer features such as API keys, LLM choice and LiveKit or Pipecat integration are documented on the developer platform, not the no-code builder page
- Custom faces and voices depend on the quality of the video or image supplied
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Get started
Create an account to start building.
- Sign up for an account at the Get Started link and choose the account type that fits your use
- Describe your PAL to Charlie in a sentence and review the generated behavior
- Add a short video or single photo to create a custom face and voice, then deploy via hosted page, script tag, or Google Meet
Plans and prices
The Tavus pricing page shows an 'Included' feature list and a Get Started call to action. Plan amounts, usage meters and trial terms are not stated there. Check the pricing page directly.
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Sources for this overview
Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 29 Oct 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.
- PAL Maker: Build & Deploy a PAL, No Code | Tavus ↗www.tavus.io
- Plans and Pricing - Tavus ↗www.tavus.io
- Build Face-to-Face AI Video Agents | Tavus CVI ↗www.tavus.io
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