> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://speaking-test-docs.speechace.com/speechace-speaking-test/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://speaking-test-docs.speechace.com/speechace-speaking-test/speechace-workspaces-create-manage-and-share-speaking-assessments/customize-avatars/edit-avatar/change-avatar-and-language.md).

# Change avatar and language

Test takers can choose from a wide selection of avatars and languages. To change an avatar for an assessment, click the **Avatar** button, highlighted with a Red border in the image below:

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Once the **Avatar** button is clicked, you will see all available avatars as below:&#x20;

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Along with the avatars, you will see an **'Avatar language'** selector and also a checkbox labeled **'Set avatar for all scenes'**, which lets you choose whether to apply the same avatar and language to all scenes or just the current scene.

* If the checkbox is checked, the selected avatar and language will apply to every scene in the assessment.
* If the checkbox is unchecked, the avatar and language will only apply to the current scene you're working on.

After making changes, you can playback each scene with the new avatar by clicking the **Play** button highlighted in <mark style="background-color:red;">Red</mark> in image below. Alternatively, you can preview the full assessment by clicking the **Preview** button highlighted in <mark style="background-color:blue;">Blue</mark>.&#x20;

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