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AI lip sync
Sync a face to any audio track. Works from a still portrait or existing footage, with Sync, Veed, Creatify, LatentSync, Infinite Talk and OVI.
Lip sync takes two inputs — a face and an audio track — and returns footage where the mouth matches the words. The face can be a still portrait, in which case the model animates it from scratch, or existing video, where it re-times the mouth against your new audio. Those are different models, and the studio splits them so you are not offered an image model for a video job.
Pairing this with the Voiceover studio is the common path: generate the narration, then drive a face with it. Because both produce artifacts in your gallery with stable storage paths, the audio from one becomes the input to the other without a download-and-re-upload round trip.
A sync job costs 15 credits and, like every generation here, runs durably server-side — the work is checkpointed, so a closed tab or a dropped connection does not lose it.
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Lip Sync
Drive a face with an audio track
FAQ
AI lip sync — questions
Can I lip sync a still photo?
Yes. Image-driven models animate a still portrait from the audio alone. Video-driven models re-time the mouth in footage you already have.
Which languages work?
The sync models are driven by the audio waveform rather than a transcript, so they are broadly language-independent. Pair with a voice from any of the 39 language buckets in the Voiceover studio.
What does lip sync cost?
15 credits per job, scaling with the length of the audio track.
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100 free credits on signup — roughly fifty images, or twenty-five voiceovers, or three premium video clips.
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