AI Debate Generator

AI Debate Generator in Listnr Studio is a workflow for a two-sided exchange: you name a topic, give each avatar a position, and plan a lively back-and-forth. Write that brief here, then continue at /create?tool=ai-debate-generator. This marketing page does not generate the finished video.

State the motion, who speaks for and against it, the evidence each side may use, and how the exchange should open and close. Keep each turn specific so Studio can plan speaker changes instead of one avatar delivering a monologue.

Give each avatar a distinct stance, a short opening claim, and one reply that answers the other side. Name camera distance and turn order so viewers can tell who is speaking. Avoid stacking unrelated topics into the same exchange.

Captions start on so names, claims, and rebuttals stay readable if someone watches without sound. Label speakers in the on-screen lines when the faces are similar, then check pronunciation against each avatar's voice in Listnr Studio before you share.

Music is optional. If you add a bed under a debate, keep it well under both voices so arguments still land on mute, and use a track you are allowed to publish. Skip a bed when overlapping speech needs a dry mix. Review that choice on the AI Debate Generator timeline in Listnr Studio.

Pick the aspect ratio Studio exposes for the project (portrait 9:16, landscape 16:9, square 1:1, or feed 4:5) so both speakers stay visible. After generation, confirm faces, captions, and turn changes still read at that size. Review that choice on the AI Debate Generator timeline in Listnr Studio.

Yes. Open the project in Listnr Studio and revise speaker turns, visuals, voices, captions, music, timing, and framing. Compare the edited cut with your original motion so each side's evidence stays accurate. Review that choice on the AI Debate Generator timeline in Listnr Studio.

No, the marketing page only prepares the brief. Continue at /create?tool=ai-debate-generator, then confirm the plan and project options shown in Listnr Studio before you start. Usage follows your current plan and the settings you select for that project.

Use original fictional presenters, or likenesses and voices you are authorized to publish. Do not make a real person appear to argue a position they did not take, and keep any quoted evidence attributed. Check names, faces, and claims in Listnr Studio before the debate goes public.

Watch both avatars for invented facts, swapped positions, or captions that overstate a claim. If a number, quote, or source appears on screen, confirm it belongs to that speaker's brief. Fix drift in Listnr Studio rather than publishing an exchange that misstates the topic.

Yes. Give the first speaker one opening claim, the second a direct reply, and a closing beat that names the disagreement. A lively exchange is easier to follow when each avatar turn does one job instead of covering every angle of the topic.

Use the visible brief on this page to name the topic, the two positions, and the audience you want Listnr Studio to plan for. Keep the first seconds specific so each avatar has an opening line. Continue at /create?tool=ai-debate-generator when that exchange is clear.