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    Lip Sync Pro

    Lip Sync Pro synchronizes lip movements in videos to match audio, perfect for dubbing, voice-overs, and content localization.

    Overview

    PropertyValue
    ProviderVarious
    Cost250 credits
    ModalityVideo Tool
    InputVideo + Audio
    OutputVideo

    What It's Best For

    • Dubbing — Sync lips to new audio
    • Voice-over — Match mouth to narration
    • Localization — Translate content
    • Correction — Fix audio sync issues
    • Creative — Fun lip sync effects

    Inputs

    Video (Required)

    Video with face to sync.

    Connection Color: 🟢 Green

    Audio (Required)

    Audio to sync lips to.

    Connection Color: 🟠 Orange

    Configuration

    Sync Strength

    Type: Slider
    Range: 0 - 1
    Default: 0.8

    How strongly to modify lip movements.

    Face Detection

    Type: Select
    Default: auto

    ModeDescription
    autoAutomatic face detection
    primaryFocus on main face
    allSync all faces

    Preserve Expression

    Type: Toggle
    Default: On

    Maintain original facial expressions.

    Output

    Type: Video
    Connection Color: 🟢 Green

    Use Cases

    Dubbing

    Sync original video to translated audio,
    natural lip movement, seamless dubbing.
    

    Voice-Over Replacement

    Replace original voice with new narration,
    match lip movements to new audio.
    

    Content Localization

    Localize video for different markets,
    sync lips to local language audio.
    

    Correction

    Fix audio sync issues in video,
    align lips to correct timing.
    

    Tips for Best Results

    1. Clear face — Face should be clearly visible
    2. Quality audio — Clean audio for better sync
    3. Similar duration — Audio should match video length
    4. Front-facing — Best results with front view
    5. Preserve expression — Keep natural look

    Limitations

    • Works best with front-facing shots
    • Side profiles may have reduced quality
    • Very fast speech can be challenging
    • Multiple speakers need individual processing