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==== Fast, creator-friendly cloud tools (upload video + audio → lip-synced video) ====

These are the easiest way to get results without setting up ML locally:
* Sync Labs (sync.so) – lipsync-2-pro Marketed specifically as “replace dialogue in any video with perfect lipsync,” supports high-res/4K and offers an API. sync.so<ref>{{cite web|title=sync.so|url=https://sync.so/|publisher=sync.so|access-date=2026-01-22}}</ref>
* HeyGen – Lip Sync / Video Translate Lets you upload footage and apply lip-syncing (often framed around localization/translation, but it’s still “video + audio → lip-synced video”). HeyGen<ref>{{cite web|title=HeyGen|url=https://www.heygen.com/blog/how-to-lip-sync-a-video-with-ai|publisher=heygen.com|access-date=2026-01-22}}</ref>
* Rask AI – Lip Sync Also positioned around translated video localization, but designed to lip-sync video outputs to new audio tracks. Rask<ref>{{cite web|title=Rask|url=https://www.rask.ai/tools/lip-sync|publisher=rask.ai|access-date=2026-01-22}}</ref>
* D-ID – (Talking head / reenactment) Strong for “speaking portrait / presenter” style, and also has an API that supports generating video from audio. Best when your shot is mostly a face-on talking head. D-ID<ref>{{cite web|title=D-ID|url=https://www.d-id.com/speaking-portrait/|publisher=d-id.com|access-date=2026-01-22}}</ref>

When these shine: quick turnaround, good general quality, minimal setup.
Tradeoff: less granular control over visemes/phoneme timing; sometimes artifacts on extreme angles, occlusions (hands/mics), fast motion.