Presenter-style explainers and walkthroughs
Turn a scripted voiceover and one avatar image into short explainers for products, tutorials, onboarding, and internal training.
Talking Avatar
Create a lip-sync video from one image and one audio file
Upload a clear avatar image, add audio, and generate a simple talking video that is easy to preview and download.
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AI lip sync
Create talking avatar videos from one image, one audio file, and a prompt
Upload a clear avatar image, add a short voice clip, and write a prompt that describes the delivery you want. The prompt should guide expression, gesture, emotion, and overall camera feel so the final talking video matches the tone of your message.
Popular lip-sync use cases
Social promos and creator updates
Create quick speaking clips for announcements, launches, ad tests, and community updates without filming a new take.
Character and spokesperson messaging
Use a branded character, host image, or portrait to deliver repeatable messages across campaigns and content series.
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Edit short videos after generation
Refine the output, adjust scenes, or create alternate versions in the AI video editing workflow.
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Prepare a stronger avatar image
Use photo editing when you want to clean up or restyle the source portrait before generating.
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Read more creator-focused tutorials and workflow ideas across the DojoClip blog.
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What the lip-sync workflow includes
One avatar image upload and one audio upload in a simple workflow
Prompt input to guide gesture, facial expression, emotion, and speaking style
Fast task history with previews, status tracking, and direct downloads after sign-in
Built for short, consumer-facing talking videos that are easy to create and reuse
FAQ
Why is the prompt important for lip sync?
The prompt helps define how the avatar should perform. Use it to describe tone, emotion, delivery speed, facial expression, and visible gesture so the result feels closer to your intended message.
What kind of avatar image works best?
Use a clear image where the face is easy to read. Front-facing portraits, clean framing, and stable lighting usually give stronger results.
What kind of audio works best?
Clean spoken audio works best. Keep the clip short, avoid overlapping voices, and reduce background noise whenever possible.