Localisation
Make a reviewed creator clip speak naturally for another audience.
Volcengine Lip Sync
Give an approved creator clip a new spoken line, then review the mouth movement, message, and final publication context in Studio.
What can Volcengine Lip Sync help you make?
Volcengine Lip Sync helps update the spoken performance in an existing creator clip while keeping the original on-camera moment.
It is a practical fit for a clean, front-facing video and a short, natural line. Bring the sentence into Studio, then add the authorised source video and final voice or audio.
Open this direction in StudioMade for an AI influencer workflow
Start with one clear visual direction, then move the exact prompt into the part of Studio where it becomes a real task.
Message updates
Refresh a product line without reshooting the whole visual.
Short-form reuse
Give an approved talking moment a new opening or closing line.
Creator consistency
Keep the same footage while adapting the spoken message for the next post.
Give each post a clearer creative job
These illustrative examples use fictional adults and unbranded products. They are directions to adapt, not customer work or promises about every result.
A new spoken line
Move a concise creator message into the existing on-camera moment.
Local audience versions
Adapt a short introduction while keeping the familiar visual story.
Product message refresh
Update a useful explanation without replacing the whole campaign scene.
Write the direction, then make it in Studio
Choose an authorised source video
Start with a clear creator clip where the intended speaker is visible and easy to review.
Write one natural line
Keep the message concise and conversational, then choose a built-in voice or authorised audio in Studio.
Review the speaking performance
Check mouth movement, identity, wording, product details, and final disclosures before you publish.
For teams reusing a creator moment with care
Creator managers
Prepare a revised spoken line for a previously approved creator performance.
Regional marketers
Adapt a concise campaign introduction for a local audience and review it before use.
Social editors
Keep a winning visual while testing a new hook, explanation, or call to action.
Product teams
Refresh a factual message without implying a new product claim or replacing the source video.
Start with the content job in front of you
A local introduction
Pair the original creator clip with a new language line for a reviewed regional version.
A stronger opening
Test a clearer first sentence while preserving the familiar on-camera performance.
Source and result
Compare the original creator footage with the new spoken performance before publishing.
Product explanation
Keep the visual product moment while changing only the wording you need to review.
A prompt framework that keeps the brief clear
Keep the stable details first, then describe the scene, action, camera, and the small errors you want to avoid.
01
One speaker
Use a source clip where the intended speaker is easy to see.
One creator faces camera with a clear mouth and a calm expression.
02
One message
Write one concise sentence with natural phrasing and no crowded claims.
Here is the simple detail I want to share about today's routine.
03
Natural delivery
Keep words close to how a person would say them on camera.
Short phrases, a comfortable pace, and an easy final sentence.
04
Review target
Name what needs checking before the final version is used.
Review mouth movement, identity, product details, wording, and required disclosures.
Four Volcengine Lip Sync prompts to copy and adapt
Change the campaign layer, but keep the creator or source-frame details stable when you want a connected series.
Localized introduction
Hola, hoy te comparto una rutina corta para una piel fresca y cuidada.
Product explanation
I wanted to show the texture and the small detail that makes this product useful.
Creator opening
A quick idea can become a creator video that feels ready to share.
Choose the model that fits the next creative job
The comparison is about the current product workflow, not a universal benchmark.
| Model | Best fit | Choose it when |
|---|---|---|
| Volcengine Lip Sync | A new spoken performance for an existing creator video | Choose it when the visual clip is already approved and the message needs to change. |
| Talking Avatar | A new speaking performance from a saved identity or portrait | Choose it when there is no finished source video to preserve. |
| AI Influencer Video | A broader new creator video | Choose it when the visual scene and message both need to be newly made. |
| Seedance 2 | A new short creator-led scene | Choose it when the on-camera footage itself still needs to be created. |
From a first idea to publishable creative
Set the direction
Use the prompt box to describe the creator, action, product, and visual outcome.
Review the source
Check the person, product, composition, and text before turning the idea into a task.
Build the next asset
Keep the approved image or video as the starting point for the next Studio workflow.
Review before you release
- Use a clear authorised source clip where the intended speaker is visible and easy to review.
- Keep the speech concise and natural; difficult angles, fast movement, covered mouths, or several speakers need extra review.
- Do not use a person's likeness, a voice, or a product claim without permission and final approval for the intended publication.
Keep synthetic creator work reviewed and clearly owned
Use fictional adults
Do not imply that a real person endorses a product. Get permission for any likeness or source image.
Review the finished media
Check visible words, product claims, labels, anatomy, and campaign disclosures before publishing.
Keep the context
Treat generated media as a creative draft and keep the recorded task inside your private workspace.
Volcengine Lip Sync in AI Influencer Generator
What is Volcengine Lip Sync used for here?+
It updates the spoken performance in an existing creator video while keeping the source visual clip as the starting point.
What do I need to start?+
Use an authorised source video with a visible speaker and choose a built-in voice or authorised audio in Studio.
Can I write the line on this page?+
Yes. The page carries your line into Studio, where you add the source video and choose the final speaking input.
Can I use it for another language?+
You can prepare a new line for another audience, then review the final speech, wording, and disclosure requirements before use.
What kind of source video works best?+
Use a clear, front-facing creator clip with one easy-to-see speaker and natural, steady pacing.
Can I use a celebrity or someone else's video?+
No. Use a likeness, source video, and voice only when you have the required permission to use them.
What does Lip Sync cost?+
Studio shows the current credit estimate before a task starts. Failed tasks follow the current credit-return rules.
Continue with the next creative job
Use the generic lip sync tool
Start with the broader Lip Sync Generator workflow.
Open workflowMake a new creator video
Create a new scene before adding or changing spoken audio.
Open workflowCreate a source clip
Use Seedance 2 for the creator moment you want to build first.
Open workflowCreate a talking performance
Use another speaking workflow when no finished source video exists.
Open workflowAI Influencer Generator pricing
Choose a plan for credits across image and video workflows. Studio always shows the current cost before a task starts.
Compare every plan feature
Take your new line into Studio.
Add the authorised source clip, choose the voice or audio, and review the finished speaking performance before you publish it.