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DomoAI Lip Sync: Match Speech to Your Video

New dialogue, dubs and restyles, with mouths that match

Give a clip new lines, dub it into another language, or restyle a talking video without losing sync. DomoAI analyzes the audio and reshapes the mouth to match every sound. It works on real people, anime characters and mascots.

3ways to sync
≤ 60 sper clip
Anylanguage audio
Choose a method

3 ways to lip sync with DomoAI

The right tool depends on whether you’re adding new audio or keeping the original speech.

A

Put new audio on a video or image

Upload a talking clip or a portrait, add new audio, a recording or text-to-speech, and the mouth is re-synced to the new words.

  • Dubbing and localization
  • Fixing or replacing a line
  • Making a character sing or speak
B

Keep speech in sync while restyling

Turning a talking video into anime or cartoon? Switch on Lip Sync in Video to Video so the styled mouth still matches the original audio.

  • Anime versions of vlogs and talking heads
  • Restyled interviews and explainers
  • Music performances turned cartoon
C

Automate it with the API

Send an image or a video plus audio to POST /v1/video/talking-avatar. Clips run 1–60 s, with aspect ratio and callback options.

  • Dubbing pipelines
  • Personalized video at scale
  • In-app avatar features
Specs

Lip sync at a glance

Lip sync controls in DomoAI
Visual inputFront-facing image or video with a visible face; works on real, anime and stylized characters
Audio inputUpload MP3, WAV or M4A up to 80 MB, record in the browser, or use text-to-speech (6 emotions, 6 tones)
LanguagesUpload audio in any language
LengthUp to 60 s (Pro plan); API 1–60 s
Restyle lip syncA toggle in Video to Video that keeps the original speech in sync
OutputUp to 1080p; 4K with the Video Upscaler
SpeedAbout 60 s for a 5 s clip; 60 s clips can take 10–15 min at peak times
API aspect ratios16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4
Step by step

How to dub or re-voice a clip

Speaking character guide →
  1. 01

    Pick the clip

    A steady shot with one face, front-on or 3/4, the mouth visible and well lit.

  2. 02

    Prepare the new audio

    Record, use text-to-speech, or bring a voice file. Voice only, no music, silence trimmed.

  3. 03

    Match the length

    Keep the new audio close to the clip’s length. Use the timing checker below.

  4. 04

    Upload & generate

    Add the video or image plus the audio in Talking Avatar and generate.

  5. 05

    Check “p, b, m”

    The lips should close fully on these sounds. Review a short test first.

  6. 06

    Finish

    Add music and subtitles in your editor, and upscale if needed.

Interactive

Dub timing checker

New audio that’s much longer or shorter than the clip looks rushed or frozen. Check the fit before you generate.

New audio
Speaking pace
Clip
Audio

    Inputs that sync well

    • One face, front-on or 3/4 angle
    • Mouth fully visible and evenly lit
    • Head and shoulders with some space around them
    • Steady camera with little motion blur
    • Clean voice-only audio with natural pauses
    • Clear speech at a natural pace

    Inputs that cause problems

    • Side profiles or faces turning away
    • Hands, mics or hair covering the mouth
    • Several people talking in one shot
    • Background music or noise under the voice
    • Very fast speech or dense rap lyrics
    • Low-resolution or heavily compressed video
    Use cases

    What people use video lip sync for

    All use cases →
    Dubbing a video into another language

    Dubbing & localization

    Re-voice your own clips in other languages for new audiences.

    Talking host

    Fix or update a line

    Change a price, a date or a call to action without reshooting.

    Restyled talking video

    Anime talking videos

    Restyle a vlog or interview into anime while the speech stays in sync.

    Singing character

    Singing characters

    Make a character perform your track, using a clean vocal stem.

    Troubleshooting

    When the lips don’t match

    Troubleshooting guide →
    ProblemLikely causeFix
    Sync starts lateSilence at the start of the audioTrim leading silence before upload
    Lips drift or blurMusic or noise under the voiceUse an isolated, voice-only track
    Mouth doesn’t close on p, b, mFast or mumbled speechRe-record a little slower and clearer
    Face changes over a long clipIdentity drift in long generationsSplit into shorter segments
    Odd teeth or jawMouth covered or extreme anglePick a front-on shot with the mouth visible
    Styled mouth off after restyleLip Sync turned off in Video to VideoTurn on Lip Sync and regenerate

    Be transparent

    • Label AI-dubbed or AI-voiced content where platforms require it
    • Keep the original files and permissions on record
    • Use only voices you have the rights to, including cloned ones
    • For client work, get written approval of the final script
    Terms & usage policy →
    Can DomoAI lip sync an existing video to new audio?

    Yes. Upload a talking video or a portrait with new audio, and DomoAI re-shapes the mouth to match the new speech. The API’s talking-avatar endpoint accepts an image or a video plus audio, for 1–60 seconds.

    How do I keep lip sync when restyling a video into anime?

    In Video to Video (Restyle), turn on the Lip Sync setting. It keeps the styled mouth in sync with the original speech or singing. It works best with a visible mouth, a front or 3/4 angle and good lighting.

    What audio formats are supported?

    MP3, WAV and M4A up to 80 MB. You can also record in the browser or use text-to-speech with 6 emotions and 6 voice tones. Audio can be in any language.

    Can I dub my video into another language?

    Yes. Create the translated voice track (recorded, text-to-speech or from a voice tool you have rights to), keep it close to the original clip length, then lip sync the clip to the new audio.

    How long can a lip-synced clip be?

    Up to 60 seconds (60-second clips on the Pro plan; the API accepts 1–60 s). Split longer videos into segments, which also reduces identity drift.

    How long does it take?

    About 60 seconds for a 5-second clip. A 60-second clip can take 10–15 minutes at peak times.

    Does it work on anime and cartoon characters?

    Yes. DomoAI’s lip sync handles both realistic faces and stylized characters, such as anime, mascots and illustrations, as long as the mouth is clearly visible.

    Is it okay to lip sync someone else’s video?

    Only with their clear permission. Never use lip sync to impersonate someone or to make a real person appear to say something they didn’t. Label AI-dubbed content where platforms require it.

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