Lip Sync Tools — Talking Photos, Singing Photos, Video Re-Dubs
Three doors, two engines. Photos (talking or singing) go through the image-to-video lip sync engine; existing footage goes through the re-dubbing engine, which redraws only the mouth region over the clip you upload. All three share the same rules: up to 10 seconds of audio, one free full-quality video a day, one-time credit packs when you want more — and nothing stored on our side.
The tools
Picking the right door
Have a photo and a voice or song clip? The talking photo maker and the singing photo tool run the same photo engine — pick by material: speech goes to the talking page, a chorus or hook goes to the singing page. Already have footage with the wrong audio? Video lip sync re-renders just the mouth to the new track while the scene stays as filmed. When in doubt, start with the free daily video on any page — the daily allowance is shared across all of them.
What all three have in common
Ten seconds of audio per video, on every tier — enough for a sentence, a hook or a chorus line. Local preparation: your photo is downscaled and your audio is converted to a clean WAV inside your browser before anything is uploaded, and nothing is stored afterwards. Output is a plain MP4 you download within 24 hours of the render. No account, no watermark, no subscription — the free video resets daily, and credit packs are one-time when you want more.
What these tools won't do
They won't swap faces (the person in the output is the person in your photo), won't clone voices (the audio is exactly the clip you supply), and won't animate footage without a visible face. They're also not built for long-form: everything is short, focused clips. And they're for content you have the rights to — your own photos, people who've agreed, pets, or assets you created.