Lip-sync
Make a photo speak, or re-sync a clip
Give it a portrait and a line of audio, and the face speaks it. Or take a clip you already have and match its mouth to new narration.
How it works
4 steps, start to finish
Choose the face
A photo of a person, or a clip that already shows one.
Choose the voice
A narration line from Naprel, your clone, or your own recording.
Generate
The price shows first. The audio's length sets the clip's length.
Use it
It lands in your project like any other clip, ready for the timeline.
What you control
Every choice that costs money is yours
Animates a photo of a person to match an audio track.
Re-syncs an existing clip's mouth to a new audio track.
Any line you can make or record in Naprel.
Set by the audio, so the clip ends when the line does.
Priced per second of the result, shown before you generate. Credits come back when a failure is ours or the vendor didn't charge for it.
See ratesQuestions, answered
How do I make a photo talk?
Choose the portrait, choose or record the line, and generate. The face speaks the line, and the clip is as long as the audio.
Can I change what someone says in an existing clip?
You can re-sync the mouth in a clip to new audio. Only use footage of people who have agreed to it.
Does it work with my cloned voice?
Yes. Any narration line you make in Naprel can drive a lip-sync.