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Lip Sync

Make any video speak naturally

Lip Sync lets you replace or add speech to an existing video by synchronizing a new audio track with the speaker's lip movements.
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Whether you're localizing content, updating a voiceover, creating marketing videos, or giving a character a new voice, Lip Sync helps your video look like it was recorded that way from the start.
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All you need is a video and audio

Using Lip Sync is simple:

  • Drag LipSync tool on Canvas from "AI Edit Video" category in tool bar.

  • Connect a video as your source.

  • Connect an audio file or Audio node.

  • Choose the model that best matches your needs.

  • Generate your synchronized video.
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Fluidfit aligns the speaker's mouth movements with the supplied audio while preserving the original video.
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Choose the model that fits your workflow

Fluidfit currently offers two Lip Sync models.
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Lip Sync Precision

Choose Lip Sync Precision when visual quality matters most.
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It's ideal for:

  • Marketing and promotional videos.

  • Customer-facing content.

  • Character animations.

  • Presentations and professional videos.

Lip Sync Speed

Choose Lip Sync Speed when you want faster results.
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It's a great option for:

  • Rapid iterations.

  • Concept validation.

  • Social media drafts.

  • High-volume content creation.

You can also fine-tune generation with options such as Speech Enhancement, Dynamic Duration, and Disable Music Track, depending on your workflow.
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Great for

  • Localizing videos into multiple languages.

  • Replacing voiceovers without re-recording.

  • Creating AI presenters.

  • Updating product demos.

  • Social media and marketing content.

A few things to keep in mind

  • Lip Sync works best when the speaker's face is clearly visible.

  • Clear, high-quality audio produces the most natural synchronization.

  • Different models prioritize either quality or speed, so choose the one that best fits your project.

  • For the best results, keep the difference between the audio and video durations within 10%. Larger differences may cause the generation to fail.


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