Video Lip Sync
New speech or song, same original performance.
- Starts from footage you shot
- People, avatars, cartoons, animals
- Keeps motion, framing and scene
- Great for dubbing and explainers
Make any face talk, sing, or star in a new scene.
Type a script, drop in audio, or record yourself
Two core tools
Generation invents footage; lip sync animates yours. Compare both, or combine them in one edit.
| Aspect | AI Video Generation | AI Lip Sync |
|---|---|---|
| Job | New shots and motion | Faces that speak or sing |
| Input | Prompts, images, frames | Clip, photo or avatar plus voice |
| Length | Short scene clips | Long talking takes |
| Control | Camera, action, style | Words, mouth, delivery |
| Best for | B-roll, ads, stories | Presenters, dubbing, songs |
| Render | Heavier, full frames | Lighter, reuses visuals |
| Output | A brand-new shot | A synced character video |
Clips, photos and avatars
Keep a recorded performance, or wake up a single still image.
New speech or song, same original performance.
One image becomes a speaking or singing character.
Our AI video generator shapes prompts, images and reference clips into ads, stories and animation, no camera needed.
Use cases
Ads, shorts, animation, presenters, translations and live performances.
Supporting tools
Reusable assets for any video workflow.
Design one recognizable character and reuse it across outfits, scenes and campaigns.
Build an avatarCreate keyframes, products and settings to feed generation or a talking photo.
Make imagesTurn a script into narration for any lip sync clip or generated scene.
Generate a voiceWhy Lipsync
Keep the takes you have, generate the shots you lack, all in one place.
Speech changes; movement and expression stay intact.
Download finished clips ready to post or edit.
Video, photo, avatar, prompt or reference.
Generate scenes and transitions never filmed.
Choose by input, motion and visual style.
Scenes, dialogue, motion and narration together.
How it works
Use each tool where it shines, then assemble the best takes.
Upload a clip, photo or avatar, or start from a prompt.
Sync dialogue, create shots and direct movement.
Combine top takes with music, captions and branding.
Video models
Match the engine to your input and motion.
Creator stories
Workflows from people who ship video every week.
Lip sync lets me refresh presenter clips from new scripts without another shoot.
One reference image becomes several product directions before we commit budget.
Previewing camera moves and mood early makes pitching a short film easier.
Generated B-roll and synced presenter scenes keep our whole edit together.
My characters act in one step and speak in the next, yet the style holds.
Regional versions of approved footage now take hours, not a reshoot.
The ad, story or performance you keep picturing is one script away. Give every character a voice.
Start nowFAQ
It reshapes mouth movement to match new speech or song.
Video keeps a recorded performance; a photo creates one.
Yes. Illustrated, animal and generated faces can all talk.
Talking videos run much longer than generated scenes.
Yes. Generate the shot first, then add dialogue.
Add a new-language voice and the mouth follows it.
No. One clear photo or avatar is enough to begin.
When body movement or dance matters more than spoken lines.
Yes. Select the face that talks; the others stay still.