Lip sync a video to new audio
- Type
- Video app
- Input
- Video + Voice
- Output
- MP4 video
- Price
- 11,280 credits per minute
- Plan
- Paid plans
Give the person in a video new words. Add the video and a voice clip, and their mouth movement is redone to match the audio. Use it to dub into another language, fix a line without reshooting, or voice a character.
How to lip sync a video
- Video: one face, clearly visible, turned toward the camera.
- Voice: the audio they should speak. Record it, or make it with Text to Speech.
- Generate. A short clip takes about a minute.
Tips
- Clean audio gives the best sync. Run noisy recordings through Noise Remover first.
- Front-facing shots work best. Profiles and covered mouths are hard to sync.
- Match the length. Trim the voice clip to the line you need; you pay per second of it.