Apps/Lip Sync

Make Any Video Talk With Your Audio

Upload your video and voice track, then create a polished talking clip in minutes.

How to make an AI lip sync video

  1. Source video upload step for an AI lip sync workflow

    Upload the source video

    Choose a clear face-forward or speaking-style clip where the mouth area is visible enough for lip sync generation.

  2. Voice audio upload step with waveform for AI lip sync

    Add the voice audio

    Upload the voice track, narration, translation, or short script recording you want the person or avatar to speak.

  3. Generated AI lip sync video review with synced speech motion

    Generate and review sync

    Create the lip-synced video, then review mouth timing, expression, and audio alignment before using the result.

Why Creatii Is Built for Natural AI Lip Sync Videos

Upload a video and a voice track, then generate a talking clip with mouth movement aligned to the audio. Creatii keeps the workflow focused on fast dubbing, avatar clips, explainers, and creator videos.

A source video and audio waveform prepared for AI lip sync generation
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Video and voice in one workflow

Upload the clip you want to animate and the audio track it should speak. Creatii keeps the inputs visible so the lip sync setup stays simple and easy to review.

Lip movement frames aligning with an audio waveform
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Mouth movement matched to audio

Create a new talking video where the visible speech motion follows the timing and rhythm of the uploaded voice track.

AI lip sync video examples for social ads and explainer clips
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Made for creator and marketing clips

Use lip sync for avatar intros, product explainers, localized social clips, short ads, education snippets, and quick voiceover tests without reshooting footage.

Lip sync app checking video and audio duration before generation
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Duration-aware generation

Creatii reads video and audio duration, estimates credits, and helps prevent mismatched uploads before the task starts.

See How Video and Audio Become One Talking Clip

The source video provides the face and performance, while the audio provides the speech timing. Creatii combines them into a lip-synced video ready for review.

Original video used as the lip sync input
Input video
Voice waveform used as the audio input for lip sync
Generated AI lip sync video preview
Synced output

Make Your Next Video Speak Naturally

Upload a video and a voice track, then create an AI lip sync clip for explainers, avatars, ads, dubbing tests, and social content.

Plans for every creator

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Basic

For light, everyday creation.

800 Credits / month

= 100 Nano Banana 2 Images

~ 14 Seedance 2.0 videos

$19.9/mo
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  • Access to selected image models
  • Access to selected video models
  • Access to selected AI Tools
  • 1 concurrent task
  • No queue waiting
  • No watermark
  • Private generation
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2000 Credits / month

= 250 Nano Banana 2 Images

~ 34 Seedance 2.0 videos

$39.9/mo
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Includes

  • Access to all image models
  • Access to all video models
  • Access to all AI Tools
  • 2 concurrent tasks
  • No queue waiting
  • No watermark
  • Private generation
  • Commercial license
  • Early access to advanced AI features
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High volume for serious output.

7200 Credits / month

= 900 Nano Banana 2 Images

~ 120 Seedance 2.0 videos

$119.9/mo
Billed monthly

Cancel anytime

Includes

  • Access to all image models
  • Access to all video models
  • Access to all AI Tools
  • 4 concurrent tasks
  • No queue waiting
  • No watermark
  • Private generation
  • Commercial license
  • Early access to advanced AI features

Frequently Asked Questions

An AI lip sync generator updates mouth and facial speech movement in a video so it matches an audio track. It helps make a person or avatar appear to speak the uploaded voice.

You need a source video and an audio file. The video supplies the face and scene, while the audio supplies the speech timing for the final synced clip.

Yes. Lip sync is useful for dubbing tests, localized social clips, explainer videos, and voiceover variants when you want the visible speech to better match the new audio.

Use a clear video where the face is visible, lighting is stable, and the mouth is not heavily blocked. Extreme blur, profile-only angles, or heavy occlusion can make syncing harder.

No. Creatii keeps lip sync as an upload-and-generate workflow, so you do not need to manually animate mouth shapes or edit frame by frame.

Yes, as long as you have the rights and consent needed for the video, voice, and final use. Always review the result before publishing.