AI Lip Sync with liveportrait
Lip-sync a face to speech with LivePortrait Pro, at 720p or 1080p, up to one minute, priced per second. Start a project in the Framings studio.
Best for
Lip-sync in Framings is LivePortrait Pro. You provide a face and speech, and it animates the portrait to the audio. Output can be 720p or 1080p, up to 30 seconds or one minute. The credit price is per second, so a longer line costs more.
Where it fits
Use it for a host, a character, or a portrait that needs a mouth in time with a script. Generate the voice with text to speech if you do not have audio yet. That speech has its own character price, and the animation adds the per-second price on top.
How to use it
Open lip-sync, add the face and the audio, choose the length and the size, and generate. You need permission to use the likeness. The tool animates what you upload. It does not clear rights for you.
Controls and pricing
Translation is a different job. Video dubbing replaces the language of a video and is priced per minute. Lip-sync does not translate. If you do both, you pay both. The LivePortrait page lists 10 second and 30 second credit prices.
Good to know
Match the audio length to the animation you will pay for. A 10 second line is a small credit spend and a clear test of the mouth. Extend toward 30 seconds or a minute only after the face, the crop, and the voice are the ones you want.
Also worth knowing
Crop the face so the mouth is easy to see, and keep the head from sliding out of frame. LivePortrait follows the audio you give it. A clean voice, from text to speech or from the isolator, makes the mouth easier to believe. Pay for ten seconds until that crop is right. Thirty seconds and one minute are there when the line is longer, at the per-second price.
Example prompts
Example prompt
Podcast host in a studio with a microphone speaking directly to camera, natural expressions
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Product explainer avatar delivering a 20s pitch in Spanish, friendly gestures, soft office background
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Animated character portrait singing a chorus, exaggerated mouth shapes, expressive brows
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Historical figure photo brought to life reading a famous speech, subtle head motion
Questions
What model does lip-sync use?
LivePortrait Pro.
What are the limits?
720p or 1080p, and up to 30 seconds or 1 minute.
How is it priced?
Per second of animation. See the LivePortrait table for 10 and 30 seconds.
Can it translate speech?
No. Use video dubbing to translate. Use lip-sync to move a face.
Do I need audio first?
Yes. Upload speech, or create it with text to speech and then animate.