Sync Lipsync 2.0 is 20 credits

Sync Lipsync 2.0 is 20 credits, lipsync, category video-to-lipsync, audio true, image not required, duration list empty, resolution unset. Twenty credits is the listed floor for a mouth pass on footage with sync mode control. Kling Lipsync is 6 credits, video-to-lipsync, 4K. VEED Lipsync is 3 credits, video-to-lipsync. Pay 20 when cut_off, loop, bounce, silence, or remap is the reason. Do not pay 20 as the default retarget.

This is not the “mouth pass after the picture exists” guide, which already listed the five modes. This page is the credit pick against 6 and 3. It is also not Fabric at 32 (photo in) and not HeyGen V3 at 14 (library in). Sync wants a clip whose face already passed review, plus audio whose words are the words you want.

Description: professional video lipsync with sync mode control. Supports cut_off, loop, bounce, silence, and remap sync modes. The useful work is the mode list, not a cinematic rewrite. requires_image is false because the source is video, not a still. Do not upload a PNG. Do not prompt a new office. The office is already in the file.

Twenty is the floor, modes are the product

Use Sync 2.0 when the plate is footage and the length math needs a named mode:

• cut_off — stop when the shorter input ends.
• loop — repeat to cover a longer track.
• bounce — play forward and back to fill.
• silence — pad with no speech.
• remap — stretch or compress to fit.

Pick the mode that matches the math. Looping a two-second nod under a 40-second VO is a choice, not a default. Remap on a clip that cannot stretch will look like it cannot stretch. The plate should already be long enough, or the mode should be honest about what it will do.

Twenty credits is the catalog sticker. Empty duration list: length follows the job, and the bill follows it at 4 credits a second. 20 is the published display floor.

When Sync is the pick:

• You have approved footage and an approved track.
• You can name the mode.
• 3-credit VEED or 6-credit Kling missed a length-math problem those cards do not advertise as five modes.
• Resolution unset is acceptable, or you will upscale after lock.

When Sync is the wrong pick:

• You have a still, not footage. Fabric at 32, or HeyGen V3 at 14.
• You have footage and a simple 1:1 retarget. VEED Lipsync at 3 is the cheap door. Kling Lipsync at 6 is the 4K door.
• You wanted to invent the scene. Video-to-lipsync will not. Veo 3.1 is 64 credits T2V. Grok Imagine Video is 24 credits T2V.

Resolution: unset on Sync. Kling Lipsync lists 4K. If the insertion order is 4K talking-head retarget, 6-credit Kling is the card with the token. Paying 20 does not mint a 4K field this snapshot left blank. You may still run ByteDance Upscaler Video (3 credits a second at 4K) after lock if delivery needs 4K pixels on a Sync take.

20 versus 6 versus 3

VEED Lipsync: 3 credits, video-to-lipsync, simple video + audio input, resolution unset. Default cheap retarget. No mode list on the published description.

Kling Lipsync: 6 credits, video-to-lipsync, 4K, dedicated lipsync for translated or re-voiced talking-head clips. Default 4K retarget.

Sync 2.0: 20 credits, video-to-lipsync, five modes. Default when the track and the plate are different lengths and you refuse to recut by hand.

3 + 6 is still cheaper than 20. Do not run all three. Name the failure: if 3 smeared, try 6. If 6 cannot loop or remap the way the brief requires, pay 20. If you cannot name the failure, stay on 3.

Kling Avatar Pro is 46 credits — a different talking-head object. VEED Fabric 1.0 is 32 — photo plus track. Neither is this 20-credit footage pass. Keep the category: video-to-lipsync.

TTS under the plate is a different line. Cartesia Sonic 3.5 is 4 credits per 1,000 characters if you need to generate the track first. Sonic plus VEED Lipsync at 3 is a cheap stack. Sonic plus Sync at 20 is Sonic then Sync modes. Name it. Do not generate a VO on a lipsync row that expected an upload.

After the 20-credit mouth pass

Caption. The mouth moved; mute autoplay still hides it. The AI caption generator is the typesetting. Captions for silent autoplay is the plan. Burned-in captions are the short-form object. Sync will not typeset.

Article 50 still applies to photoreal people in the footage, including re-voiced takes. Twenty credits does not exempt a generated or retargeted face. Label at first exposure for EU audiences since 2 August 2026. The Article 50 disclosure template is the copy. YouTube’s 27 May 2026 Shorts overlay labels photoreal AI. A lipsync pass is still a meaningful alteration if the performance is synthetic or swapped.

UGC that is a real customer clip plus a new legal-approved line is a video-to-lipsync job. Start at 3. Climb to 20 only for named mode math. Fake UGC from a library twin is HeyGen V3 at 14, a different honesty problem.

Sora leftovers are not a mouth pass. Sora invented scenes. Sync retimes a mouth. Sora’s API shuts 24 September 2026 (OpenAI Help Centre, September 2026). Export the talking plate from wherever it lives, then pick 3, 6, or 20.

The AI video generator is not the door. The plate already exists. Open the lipsync job with the clip and the track.

What 20 is not

20 is not the default retarget. 20 is not 4K on this snapshot. 20 is not Fabric. 20 is Sync Lipsync 2.0: video-to-lipsync, five modes, audio true, 20 credits. Pay it when the mode is the brief. Skip it when 3-credit VEED or 6-credit Kling 4K is the brief.

Run the 20-credit mode pass only when 3 and 6 cannot do the math, in Versely.

FAQ

Is Sync Lipsync 2.0 cheaper than Kling Lipsync?

No. Sync is 20 credits. Kling Lipsync is 6 credits and lists 4K. VEED Lipsync is 3. Sync is the mode row, not the cheap row.

Can I use Sync on a still photo?

No. Category is video-to-lipsync. requires_image is false because the source is footage. Use Fabric at 32 or HeyGen V3 at 14 for a still or a library face.

Why would I pay 20 instead of 3?

When the track and the plate need cut_off, loop, bounce, silence, or remap, and the 3-credit simple retarget cannot do that math. If the lengths already match, stay on 3.