Mouth visibility
Choose a shot in which the speaker's mouth stays visible for the part of the recording you want to synchronize.
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Upload a performance clip and a short audio recording for AI lip sync. Check mouth visibility and speech timing, then review the complete synchronized video.

Align the presenter's mouth to the uploaded recording while keeping the original shot and gestures.
Use finished audio shorter than thirty seconds and a performance with a visible mouth. Background noise, covered lips and rapid head turns make timing harder to assess; listen while watching the complete result.

Choose a shot in which the speaker's mouth stays visible for the part of the recording you want to synchronize.
Trim and review the recording before upload. Pauses, sentence starts and final consonants are useful points for checking timing.
Compare mouth movement and speech at normal playback speed, then inspect any section that looks delayed or overstated.
Upload a performance video and a finished audio recording shorter than thirty seconds.
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Watch the complete clip and compare its action, edges and timing with the source or brief before using the selected take.
Use a finished short recording, since replacing the track after generation can break the match with the animated mouth.

A covered face, extreme profile or rapidly moving camera makes timing harder to evaluate in the target clip.

These points help reveal an early or delayed mouth movement that can be hard to see during continuous speech.

Review the complete clip at normal speed, focusing on whether expression, words and mouth movement form one performance.

Retain the original performance and recording so another synchronization request can be compared with the same inputs.

Newly generated illustrations show possible art direction. Adapt the original briefs for your own inputs and compare the result.

Align the presenter's mouth to the uploaded recording while keeping the original shot and gestures.

Align the presenter's mouth to the uploaded recording while keeping the original shot and gestures. Keep the composition simple and show the subject clearly.
Align the presenter's mouth to the uploaded recording while keeping the original shot and gestures. Use restrained lighting and review fine details at the final viewing size.
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Upload a performance clip and a short audio recording for AI lip sync. Check mouth visibility and speech timing, then review the complete synchronized video.