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Lipsync presenters: script to talking head
Lipsync turns a still or generated portrait into a talking head: mouth shapes, jaw movement, and facial timing driven frame-by-frame from audio. It is the technology behind presenter videos that never see a camera. Our engine pairs any portrait with any script — write the words, pick or generate a voice, and the presenter delivers the whole piece straight to camera.
THE TECHNIQUE
How the Lipsync Presenter look is built.
The craft in lipsync is believability under scrutiny: viseme accuracy so mouth shapes match the sounds, natural head and eye motion so the face does not freeze between words, and preserved identity so the person still looks like themselves mid-speech. The engine's pipeline handles all three, working from a single portrait image or a generated presenter. The committed samples on this page are real outputs: a photoreal brand presenter caught mid-sentence under studio light, a founder-style headshot delivering to camera with trustworthy framing, and an expressive close-up portrait built for speech. The use cases stack up quickly — founder updates without a studio visit, product explainers with a consistent face, course content delivered person-to-person, and ad variants where only the script changes. Because delivery is regenerated from text, revising a video costs a sentence edit instead of a reshoot, which changes how often teams are willing to update their content.
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FAQ
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Only with their clear consent and rights to the image. For public-facing content, generated presenters avoid identity risk entirely.
The pipeline maps mouth shapes to the audio's actual sounds, with natural head motion so delivery reads as filmed rather than animated.
A generated voice from the audio studio, your own recording, or any clean voiceover track — the sync works from the audio you provide.
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