18.0
Android app and web service, with an API, for matching video lip movements to audio.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb
Best AI Video Lip Sync Tools in 2026
Sync Labs leads this chart of 28 (8.0/10, free plan). Morph Studio is next (7.8/10, free plan), and VEED is the next highest-placed with a free plan (7.5/10). AI lip-sync video services align a speaker’s mouth with spoken words or other audio; select one according to its platforms and the constraints of your project. If you plan to work on a Xiaomi, Redmi or POCO device, verify the available app or platform first. Review language coverage, clip duration, voice-cloning availability, resolution, watermark policy and price.
27.8
Web and iOS tool creates clips from text prompts or still images, up to 0.5 minutes long.
Free planiOSWeb
37.5
VEED is an AI video creation platform for generating, editing, branding, and exporting videos.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb
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Muse
Muse is a desktop app that converts recorded or uploaded audio into MIDI.
Free planOpen sourceLinuxmacOSSelf-hostedWindows7.4Free plan - 5
CHAMELAION LipSync API
CHAMELAION LipSync API takes video and audio input and generates a video with mouth movements matched to the audio.
Free planWebAPI7.3From €5 a month - 6
lipsyn.cc
Web tool makes lip-synced videos from footage, portraits, or illustrated characters and audio.
Free planWebAPI7.3€11.99 one-time - 7
LatentSync
LatentSync is a free, open-source lip-sync method for Linux and self-hosted deployment.
Free planOpen sourceAPILinuxSelf-hosted6.9Free plan - 8
Rendley
Web video automation edits footage, adds captions and other elements, and returns an editable project.
Free planWebAPI6.8From $15 a month - 9
LipDub
LipDub localizes videos by dubbing them into other languages while keeping the person on camera and synchronizing their lips.
Free planWebAPI6.6From $29 a month - 10
WeryAI Video Lip Sync
WeryAI Video Lip Sync regenerates a speaker’s mouth movements to match supplied audio or speech created from text.
AndroidiOSWeb6.5From $142.92 a year - 11
SadTalker
Free, open-source software uses speech audio to animate a single portrait image.
Free planLinuxmacOSSelf-hostedWindows6.2Free plan - 12
Wav2Lip
Wav2Lip is open-source code for syncing a video's lip movements to speech.
APILinuxSelf-hosted6.0From $50.05 a month - 13
Lip Sync AI
Web service syncs facial movement to scripts or audio in photos and video; voice cloning is optional.
Web5.9From $10 a month - 145.9From $19 a month
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Lipsync.video
Web workspace lip-syncs video, photos, or avatars to speech or singing while preserving scene movement.
Web5.9From $7.99 a month - 165.9From $144 a year
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Avatar²
Avatar² is a free, Apache-2.0 licensed Python framework for dynamic analysis of embedded-device firmware.
Free planLinuxSelf-hosted5.8Free plan - 18
Diff2Lip
Free diffusion model creates lip-synced face footage from speech and video; it is not real time.
WebLinuxSelf-hosted5.7 - 19
Hallo
Open-source tool animates a still portrait to English WAV speech, aligning lips, expression, and pose.
LinuxSelf-hostedWindows5.7 - 20
MakeItTalk
Free, open-source software uses audio to animate a facial image, including drawings and cartoons.
Free planLinuxSelf-hosted5.7Free plan - 21
KeySync
KeySync is a free, open-source project for matching the lip movements in an existing video to new audio.
Web5.6 - 22
EchoMimic
Open-source project animates portraits using audio, pose, facial landmarks, or combined controls.
WebLinuxSelf-hosted5.5 - 23
Lip Forcing
Lip Forcing is a free, self-hosted method for generating lip-synchronized video from a reference video and speech audio.
LinuxSelf-hosted5.5 - 24
DreamTalk
Free, self-hosted diffusion software uses audio to create expressive videos of speaking faces.
Self-hosted5.4 - 25
InfiniteTalk
Open-source tool dubs a video or animates an image with synchronized lips, movement, and expressions.
LinuxSelf-hosted5.4
Choosing well
Which platforms should support your workflow?
If you want to work from a Xiaomi, Redmi or POCO phone or tablet, verify Android availability first rather than relying on a web or API version.
Listed platform choices include web, self-hosted, Linux, API, Windows and iOS. Confirm that the version you intend to use fits your device and workflow.
What video length and output resolution do I need?
Choose a tool whose maximum video length covers the video you want to process, and compare its output resolution with your needs.
Check whether the output includes a watermark, since watermark-free output is one of the comparison points.
Which languages and voice features should I check?
Compare supported languages with the speech you plan to use. Check voice cloning separately if that feature matters to you; do not assume a tool offers it.
What free access and pricing are available?
Look for a free tier, trial period and stated entry price, noting which of these the tool actually provides.
Morph Studio, for instance, shows a free plan and paid plans starting at $12 per month. Pricing can vary by tool, so check the listed terms before choosing.
Do I need an API or a self-hosted tool?
Choose API access if your workflow needs to connect to a service programmatically, and check whether the specific tool provides it.
Self-hosted projects may suit a workflow that requires running software on your own system. Check the supported platforms and project details before deciding.
Questions people ask
Which criteria matter when selecting an AI lip-sync tool?
Review free and paid access, language coverage, maximum video duration, voice cloning, API availability, output resolution and watermark policy.
Are any AI lip-sync tools available at no charge?
Some services provide a free tier or trial. Read each tool’s pricing terms because trial access and a free plan are different.
Do these tools support APIs or self-hosting?
API access and self-hosting are platform options in this category. Check the individual tool to confirm which it supports.
How can I check whether the output has a watermark?
Look for the tool's watermark-free output details before choosing. Watermark-free output is one of the comparison points.