A mouth driven by a new voice track
One English original, then the same face lip-synced to French and Spanish audio. This is the exact chain Versely's dubbing and lipsync studios run.
The full job
AI Lipsync Generator in Versely
Opens the studio directly. Free account; every generation costs credits.
Overview
Lipsync, short for lip synchronization, matches a face's mouth movement to speech audio so the face looks like it said the line. Versely's AI lipsync generator takes a face (a still photo or a video clip) plus a script or an audio file and returns a talking-head MP4 with the mouth synced to the voice.
Three jobs hide behind the word. Redub a clip you already shot, where the model keeps your performer and footage and changes only the mouth. Drive a still photo from an audio file, where the face comes from your image. Or type a script and let Versely voice it, then sync a face to the read. Which one you need decides the model more than the price does.
Use it for presenters, dubbing and UGC-style explainers when you need the mouth to match the words without a mocap stage. Voice can come from TTS, a clone, or a file you already recorded. Generations cost credits, shown before you confirm; there is no free lipsync tier.
Lipsync needs a clean audio file. If the line you want is in an existing video, you can pull the voice track out of a video free in your browser, split it from any music with the vocal remover, then remove background noise from the sample.
Models inside
Models that take a voice track and drive a mouth with it — audio or an existing clip in, synced video out.
17 models in Versely's catalog do this job, 11 of them with a spec page. Prices are Versely credits and update with the catalog.
Where to go next
- Best lipsync modelEvery lipsync model compared by input type and credits per job.
- What a lipsync model doesLipsync meaning, the three input shapes and where the mouth starts to smear.
- Cheapest lipsync modelThe same models, cheapest complete job first.
- Best model for talking headsGenerated presenters rather than redubbed footage.
- AI dubbing toolTranslate a video and re-sync the mouth to the new language.
What AI Lipsync Generator does
Text-to-lipsync
Type a script, pick a voice, upload a face. Versely generates the voiceover and syncs mouth motion.
Audio-to-lipsync
Already have a voice recording? Upload WAV or MP3 and sync it to a portrait.
Video-to-lipsync
Replace the audio on an existing clip and re-sync lip movement for dubbing.
Multi-language dubbing
Sync a face to localized audio when you need the same presenter in another language.
Natural head motion
Subtle blinks and head motion keep the result from feeling like a freeze-frame with a moving mouth.
How it works
- 1
Upload a face
A clear front-facing portrait or a short reference clip.
- 2
Add the voice
Type a script with TTS, upload audio, or use a cloned voice.
- 3
Generate
Versely aligns speech to mouth shapes and adds light natural motion.
- 4
Export
Download MP4 or continue into captions and publish flows.
Who uses AI Lipsync Generator
- Faceless YouTube channels with AI presenters
- Dubbing videos into new languages
- Personalized video outreach at scale
- Explainer presenters
- AI UGC creator avatars
- Multilingual course content
Frequently asked questions
What is an AI lipsync generator?
A tool that matches mouth motion on a face to spoken audio or a script, producing a talking-head video without traditional mocap.
What is a lipsync model?
A lipsync model is the AI model that does the mouth matching. Versely lists several, and they differ in what they take: some take a video plus new audio and change only the mouth (redubbing), others take a face image plus audio and animate it, and each model page lists its own credits and specs. The roster on this page links to every one.
Which lipsync model should I use?
Choose by input first, then price. Use a video-to-lipsync model when you already have footage and want new audio on it, and an audio-to-lipsync model when you have a photo and a voice file. The best lipsync model page compares them side by side, and the cheapest page orders them by the credits one job costs.
Which lipsync brands are on Versely?
The roster is read from the live catalog and currently spans HeyGen, VEED, Sync, Kling, LTX and Wan models. Each is billed in Versely credits like every other model here, and the cost is shown before you confirm.
How accurate is the lipsync?
Quality depends on the face, the audio clarity and the model. Clean front-facing portraits and clear speech work best; heavy profiles and muffled audio degrade the result.
Does it work with any face?
Most front-facing portraits work. Side profiles, heavy occlusion and extreme stylization are weaker inputs.
Can I clone my own voice?
Yes, through Versely's voice cloning when you need the same identity across many scripts. Creating a clone is free; the credits are spent when the voice speaks and when the lipsync generation runs.
Is there a free lipsync plan?
No. Lipsync runs a model and costs credits; there is no free generation tier. Free on-device utilities under /free-tools can pull a voice track out of a video and clean up the audio first, but they do not replace talking-head generation.
Can I use lipsync videos commercially?
Paid generations include commercial use for ads, YouTube monetization and client work under Versely's terms. Check the plan you are on before a campaign ships.
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Guides
How Lipsync Models Work (and When They Break)
How lipsync models work at a creator level: audio features, visemes, and mouth-region synthesis — plus the exact conditions that make lipsync fail.
Inworld TTS-2 for dubs, then a lipsync model
Inworld TTS-2 is the high-volume dub voice, priced under ElevenLabs v3. ElevenLabs v3 is the premium read. Sync.so or Hedra is the lipsync model after that.
Social Video Accessibility: Captions, Reach, and Compliance
Social video accessibility done right: caption styles that survive muted feeds, alt text, audio description, and AI lipsync for multilingual reach.
How to Make a 60-Second AI Product Demo in 2026
Step-by-step guide to producing a 60-second AI product demo: script, scene breakdown, model picks, lipsync, captions, voiceover, final cut.