AI lip sync
AI lip sync for dubbed videos
What AI lip sync is, when it is worth using and how it makes a dubbed video look as if it was recorded in the target language.
In short
AI lip sync adjusts the lip movement of the person on screen so it matches the dubbed audio. It is used when the presenter speaks to camera in close-up, as in ads, corporate messages or creator content, so the dubbing goes unnoticed.
Key aspects of this technology
Close-ups
Ideal for presenters speaking straight to camera.
Paired with a cloned voice
The same presenter’s voice and lips, in another language.
Frame-by-frame review
We review the moments where the fit can fail.
Frequently asked questions
Is lip sync always necessary?
No. In wide shots, animation or off-screen narration it is not needed. It is worth it when the presenter’s face fills much of the screen.
Does it work with several people on screen?
It works best with one person facing the camera. With several people or profile shots the result varies, and we assess it case by case.
Does it increase the dubbing price?
Yes, it is quoted as an add-on because it requires more processing and review.
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