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Use lip sync AI to match the visible mouth movement in an authorized source video to a new audio track. Create an account, receive 30 credits for Basic mode once, and prepare a short single-speaker clip. Upload and generation are available only after sign-in.
The lip sync AI registration grant works only with Basic mode, expires seven days after it is issued, and allows no more than 15 seconds per job.
1. Source video
Step 1Upload your own video stream (supports MP4, MOV, WebM, up to 50MB).
2. Replacement audio
Step 2Studio speech track prepared for the selected speaker.
3. Generation quality tier
Waiting for input
Configure your source video and audio, then click generate to preview the synced output here.
Account required before upload
No anonymous generation
Private authenticated access
Protected job workspace
Safety check before generation
Blocked unless the check passes
Covered failures restore credits
Traceable credit handling
Start a Lip Sync AI Job
Prepare one visible speaker and a clean audio track. Lip sync AI checks the video, estimates credits, and keeps every job state visible.
Anonymous visitors can read this page, compare options, and review the workflow. Lip sync AI requires an account before it creates an upload link, helping protect uploaded media and limit abuse.
Choose a short video with one visible human speaker. Lip sync AI gets the clearest input from front-facing footage with even lighting and an uncovered mouth. This workflow does not promise talking photos, voice cloning, singing, or multiple-speaker selection.
Upload the speech track that should drive the new mouth movement. Lip sync AI receives a more usable signal from clear speech than overlapping speakers, heavy music, or noisy recordings. Keep the audio duration close to the video duration.
Lip sync AI Basic is the lower-cost mode for short, clear, single-speaker clips and uses one credit per estimated output second. High Fidelity uses the more advanced model when facial and mouth detail matters more and uses nine credits per estimated output second.
Before lip sync AI starts, review the estimated output duration, selected generation mode, and estimated credits. Confirm that you have the rights and consents required for the video, likeness, voice, audio, and intended use before submitting.
Lip sync AI reserves the estimated credits when a job is submitted, then places the video in a safety-check state. Only a recorded PASS reaches the generation provider. REVIEW, REJECT, outage, or unknown results remain blocked, release the reserve, and consume no generation credits.
Why creators use Lip Sync AI
Three focused ways creators can use lip sync AI as part of a responsible video workflow.
Use lip sync AI to correct a product name, replace an outdated sentence, or test a different hook without filming the whole scene again. You remain responsible for the recording and for reviewing the altered result before publication.
Use lip sync AI with a translated voice track when the team has permission to edit the performance. Keep the source clip simple during initial testing, and do not present the result as an unaltered statement by the speaker.
Use lip sync AI to try a new audio performance on existing video of an authorized synthetic character. Results may differ for stylized faces, exaggerated motion, rapid cuts, and nonhuman features.



Keep the mouth clearly visible, the frame stable, and the replacement speech clean. Profiles, obstruction, and rapid motion make a first test less reliable.
Lip sync AI has to identify and follow a visible face over time. A short shot with one speaker, stable lighting, and a readable mouth is a more appropriate first test than a montage with multiple faces.
Multiple speakers, profile views, covered mouths, rapid cuts, extreme head movement, overlapping dialogue, strong background music, singing, and nonhuman faces are not promised in the initial product.
Basic and High Fidelity Explained
Both lip sync AI modes require production validation. Neither is a promise that every face, angle, edit, or recording will succeed.
Lip sync AI Basic is the only mode eligible for registration credits. A 15-second Basic trial job estimates 15 credits. High Fidelity is not available with promotional credits.
Credits before buzzwords
Lip sync AI uses credits so you can compare expected use across subscriptions and one-time packs. Basic estimates one credit per output second, while High Fidelity estimates nine. This ratio reflects the current cost model, not a quality guarantee.
Private workflow, specific controls
The intended lip sync AI workflow places uploads in private storage and gives processors short-lived access only for moderation and generation. A successful output is copied back to private storage for an authenticated preview or download.
The intended lip sync AI workflow places uploads in private storage and gives processors short-lived access only for moderation and generation. A successful output is copied back to private storage for an authenticated preview or download.
Lip sync AI is for authorized dubbing and editing, not exploitation, impersonation, manipulation, fraud, harassment, or infringement.
The service is drafted for users age 18 or older. Sexualized or exploitative content involving a minor is prohibited.
A safety check, rights statement, reporting process, and account enforcement work together; none transfers legal responsibility from the user.
What happens after submission
Lip sync AI reserves the estimate when a job is submitted. After a PASS, lip sync AI sends the job to the generation queue. A blocked safety check releases the reserve, while processing time depends on input duration, mode, provider demand, and technical conditions.
The lip sync AI job page shows queued and processing states while the provider works. There is no fixed speed promise in the current product contract.
If lip sync AI generation succeeds, the job page shows an authenticated preview and download action. Review the entire video for artifacts, timing issues, unwanted changes, and rights or disclosure requirements before publishing.
If a covered lip sync AI provider failure produces no usable output, the ledger releases the reserved generation credits. User cancellation, unsuitable sources, or subjective dissatisfaction may follow different rules.
Pricing
Basic uses one credit per estimated output second. High Fidelity uses nine. Start with the registration grant before choosing paid credits.
Lip Sync AI questions
Lip Sync AI Quick Check
Use this compact check before every job. This lip sync AI checklist keeps authorization, safety, credits, input quality, and final review easy to scan without hiding the operating rules.
Lip sync AI starts with footage you are authorized to edit. Lip sync AI needs a clearly visible speaker. Lip sync AI works from replacement speech you provide. Lip sync AI does not clone a voice in this workflow. Lip sync AI upload requires an authenticated account. Lip sync AI generation never begins for an anonymous visitor.
Lip sync AI shows Basic before submission. Lip sync AI also shows the High Fidelity credit estimate. Lip sync AI promotional credits work only with Basic. Lip sync AI promotional jobs stop at 15 seconds. Lip sync AI promotional credits expire after seven days. Lip sync AI grants the 30 credits only once.
Lip sync AI asks for a rights confirmation. Lip sync AI places the upload in a private job flow. Lip sync AI checks the video before generation. Lip sync AI dispatches only a PASS result. Lip sync AI blocks a REVIEW result. Lip sync AI blocks a REJECT result. Lip sync AI also blocks a moderation outage.
Lip sync AI reserves the estimate when a job is submitted. Lip sync AI releases that reserve if the safety check blocks the job. Lip sync AI consumes the reserve only after successful generation. Lip sync AI shows queued and processing states separately. Lip sync AI never treats a generic error as a safety approval.
Lip sync AI performs best evaluation on a short test. Lip sync AI needs clean, well-timed speech. Lip sync AI is easier to review with one speaker. Lip sync AI results require a complete human review. Lip sync AI may show mouth or timing artifacts. Lip sync AI does not guarantee a publishable output.
Lip sync AI users must protect consent and context. Lip sync AI must not create deceptive endorsements. Lip sync AI must not be used for sexual exploitation. Lip sync AI must not manipulate political speech. Lip sync AI must not support fraud or impersonation. Lip sync AI reports must use the approved abuse route.
Lip sync AI pricing remains visible before checkout. Lip sync AI payments use Stripe under the final production configuration. Lip sync AI subscription credits follow the published billing interval rules. Lip sync AI pack credits follow the published pack rules. Lip sync AI taxes and refund windows remain subject to the frozen policies. Lip sync AI users should read those policies before paying.
Lip sync AI keeps job states explicit. Lip sync AI keeps safety ahead of generation. Lip sync AI keeps credit changes traceable. Lip sync AI keeps the user responsible for final review.
Start with one speaker, a clear mouth, steady framing, and clean audio. Confirm your rights before upload. Create an account for 30 credits usable with Basic mode, review the estimate, and let the safety check finish before lip sync AI processing begins.
Offer terms, provider routing, Stripe checkout, retention, formats, limits, and production performance are pending validation.