Three jobs that work because footage and voice share one workspace.
A host, an illustrated stand-in and a mascot can carry the identical read. Generate the faces next door, then run that audio through lip sync AI once per character.
Voice memos and scratch vocals outnumber the footage most people own. Lip sync AI attaches that audio to a performer who was never in the room.
One wrong figure normally means re-lighting the set. Record the corrected line, run the existing shot through lip sync AI, and the fix lands inside matching footage.
Two files go in: a clip with a visible face and an audio track. The engine reads that track for the sounds a mouth must form, then re-renders only the speaker's jaw and lip region against the new timing. Wardrobe, lighting and camera move stay as shot — which is why a lip sync AI return cuts against your footage.
Where the files come from, which tier runs them, how timing resolves.
Upload a camera file, or send over a clip you just built in the video studio — no export, no second subscription. Lip sync AI treats generated and filmed performers alike.
Your Own Footage
Camera files and phone clips
Or the Clip Next Door
Studio output enters lip sync AI directly
One Balance Throughout
Generating and syncing draw one pool
Controls and output specs — no policy, no promises.
A clip and a track, nothing else
1.0, 2.0 and 3.0 on one balance
The audio ceiling rises with the tier
Decide what happens where the two disagree
Every lip sync AI run quoted before you commit
Every take stores the tier behind it
Six desks where the voice exists before the face.
Voice-first creators finish the read days before anyone is on camera. They generate a presenter upstairs, hand both files to lip sync AI, and let the read pick a face.
Coaches sit on hours of usable footage with one stale line. Re-record the sentence, push that shot through lip sync AI, and the patch matches the module.
Character channels need their persona talking on days nobody sat down. Build the avatar once, feed it fresh audio, and lip sync AI keeps the mouth honest.
The footage is signed off and only the language changes. Run the same shot per translated read, and each market gets a mouth matched to its track.
The episode exists as audio hours before anyone thinks about video. Pull a segment, hand it a face, and the clip channel stops needing a camera.
Plenty of people write and read a script well, then stall on camera. Record the voice at the desk, hand it a presenter, and the update ships rehearsed.
What you touch on the lip sync AI panel, in order.
Attach the video with the visible face, then the audio it should be saying.
Pick the lip sync AI tier your audio length needs, then decide how the seam is handled.
Generate, watch the mouth against the track, then re-run the lip sync AI keeper higher.
Mechanics, tiers, cost and consent before your first run.
Only the jaw and mouth of the tracked speaker is regenerated. Background, wardrobe and camera move survive untouched, so the return still cuts against your original.
Yes — that is the point of running lip sync AI inside a workspace rather than a standalone service. Studio output crosses over: no export, no second balance.
An editor only slides a waveform until the existing mouth roughly lands. No timeline makes a filmed mouth form sounds it never formed — that means a reshoot.
Frames without a readable mouth are the weak spot: hard profile angles, hands across the face and motion blur degrade the match. Keep the face front-on.
Lipsync 1.0 is the entry path and takes audio up to fifteen seconds. Lipsync 2.0 and 3.0 sit on paid plans, reaching two minutes.
Audio length and tier set the figure, shown on the run button before credits leave. The 10 signup credits cover one entry-tier take.
Commercial terms follow your plan, so read the pricing page first. Separately, the face must have agreed: upload only footage whose speaker consented.
A signed-in account, a clip with a visible face, an audio file. An unfinished job waits as a draft.
Lip Sync AI Sitting Next to the Studios That Made the Clip
Hand the panel a video and an audio file — nothing else is required. Lip sync AI rebuilds the mouth against your track, and three tiers cover fifteen seconds to two minutes.
0 / 5000
