The best AI lip sync for your video or photo

Sync Lipsync 2 puts the mouth on your audio frame by frame and keeps the rest of your shot as it was. That makes it the model for dubbing and for a vocal on a clip you filmed. It is priced on the clip, and the price follows the longer of your video and your audio.

It needs a face it can see. A wide shot with a small face, or a face turned away, gives it little to sync.

InfiniteTalk moves the whole face on the vocal, not only the mouth. It takes up to 9.6 seconds of audio per run, so cut a longer vocal into lines. It renders the frame again at up to 720p, so the picture comes out softer than what you put in.

Starting from a still instead of a clip, the Talking photo template gives one photo your vocal or voice-over in one step. For footage that needs more than a new mouth, MiniMax H3 Max adds recast, extend and insert around its lip sync.