LipSyncer
A singer smiling in a home recording studio with headphones on, standing at a studio microphone

free · no account · nothing installed

Make photos talk. Make them sing.

A lip syncer that works in your browser: give it a photo and up to 10 seconds of audio, and the mouth moves with the voice — or re-sync a short clip to new sound. 1 every day, no watermark, nothing stored.

Lip sync your photo or clip

1/day free

Photo + audio → talking or singing video · Footage + audio → mouth re-synced. Up to 10s of audio per video.

Choose a photoJPEG/PNG/WebP · a clear, front-facing portrait works best
Choose audioMP3/WAV/M4A/OGG · up to 10s · trim to the best moment

1 free video every day · no watermark · files are prepared locally in your browser

How lip syncing works here, in three steps

1. Pick a face and a voice

A clear, front-facing photo (or a short clip with one speaker) plus up to 10 seconds of audio — a voice memo, a TTS line, or a song chorus you have the rights to use.

2. Everything is prepared locally

Your photo is downscaled and your audio is converted to a clean WAV inside your browser — then a single request goes to the lip sync engine. Nothing is stored on our side.

3. Download the MP4

The render takes one to two minutes and lands right on the page as a normal MP4 — post it anywhere. 1 free, then one-time credit packs.

All 4 ways to lip sync

one site, three doors

What this lip syncer can and can't do

Can

  • Animate any clear portrait to speak or sing your audio
  • Re-sync the mouth in existing footage to a new track — scene untouched
  • Handle speech clips, TTS lines, pet photos, mascots and song choruses
  • Work on phones and desktops with zero installs and no account

Can't

  • Swap faces — the person in the output is the person in your photo
  • Clone voices — the audio is exactly the clip you supply
  • Sync beyond 10 seconds of audio, on any plan
  • Animate footage without a visible face, or put words in someone's mouth without consent
Use faces and audio you have the rights to. Your own photos, pets, characters you made, and people who've agreed are fair game. Someone else's face without consent isn't — and commercial songs carry their own rules on every platform. Read our copyright & likeness policy for the plain-English version.