Sync Lipsync 2.0: the mouth pass after the picture exists (25cr)

Sync Lipsync 2.0 wants a plate and a track. It is not how you invent the scene. Description: professional video lipsync with sync mode control. Supports cut_off, loop, bounce, silence, and remap sync modes. Content type lipsync. Category video-to-lipsync. audio is true. Credits 25. requires_image is false. Durations empty. The plate here is footage, not a prompt. The track is the new line. This row retimes a mouth that already exists.

A longer review lives at Sync Lipsync 2.0 review. The lipsync tool is the launcher. Best lipsync model is the ranking. There is no Sync brand hub in the published provider list. This page is the 25-credit 2.0 row, not 2.0 Pro.

This row needs footage

Video-to-lipsync is the category. You are not describing a spokesperson. You are handing over a clip whose face already passed review, plus audio whose words are the words you want. If you only have a still, you wanted HeyGen Avatar 4 or another photo-to-talking-head slug. If you only have a script, record or generate the VO first.

requires_image is false because the source is video, not a still. Do not upload a PNG and hope. Do not prompt a new office. The office is already in the file.

Features: Video-lipsync, Sync-modes, Natural. The useful work is the mode list, not a cinematic rewrite.

Five sync modes, one plate

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 length 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.

25 credits is the display price. Price matrix is per second at 5 credits per second, min 25, max 600, duration-driven. Length follows the job, which is why supports_durations is empty. The 25 is the floor for the pass.

25 credits is not a scene budget

Inventing the scene on a text-to-video row, then discovering the line is wrong, then paying Sync to rewrite the mouth is the correct order — as long as you lock the line before you lock the picture. The wrong order is generating a silent clip and using Sync as a writer.

2.0 Pro is a different slug at 42 credits for the "highest accuracy" description. This page is 2.0 at 25. If the take is a hero dub, read both rows. If the take is a batch of already-shot talking clips that need a new language, 2.0's mode control is the listed tool.

After the mouth is right, captions are still an editor. Sync does not typeset.

FAQ

Can I start from a still photo?

Not as this category. Video-to-lipsync wants footage. Photo-to-talking-head is a different slug (HeyGen Avatar 4 is one).

What are the five sync modes?

cut_off, loop, bounce, silence, and remap. They control how video and audio lengths meet. They do not invent a new set.

Why no 5s / 10s picker?

supports_durations is empty. Billing is per second (5 credits per second, minimum 25). The job length follows the footage and the track.

Is 2.0 the same as 2.0 Pro?

No. 2.0 is 25 credits, listed as professional video lipsync with mode control. Pro is a separate published slug at 42 credits for the higher-accuracy description.