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Lip sync without the lip syncing

Make any photo lip sync to any song

Upload a photo, pick a track, and Muzie animates the face and syncs the mouth to the vocal, then builds the scenes around it. You get a finished music video, not a filter.

First video free to try. Works with your face, a friend, a pet or a painting.

Videos people have already made with Muzie

Music video made with Muzie: Mythos

Mythos

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Music video made with Muzie: Halloween

Halloween

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Music video made with Muzie: Slim Shady

Slim Shady

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Music video made with Muzie: Mr. Cheddar

Mr. Cheddar

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How a lip sync video gets made

Four decisions, and you never have to perform to a phone camera.

Step 1

Pick the song

A track from the library, one from your phone, or describe a song and get an original written with vocals. Trim it to the part you want.

Step 2

Add the face

You, a friend, the dog, a historical portrait. One clear photo, face towards the camera. Every visible face in the photo performs.

Step 3

Choose the look

Photoreal keeps the photo as it is. Anime, claymation, comic book and pixel art turn the same photo into a different video entirely.

Step 4

Let it direct

Muzie syncs the mouth to the vocal, storyboards scenes against the lyrics and exports a portrait video ready for TikTok, Reels or Shorts.

What people make with lip sync

The same tool, pointed at the six clips people actually post.

The trend clip

The sound everyone is using this week, performed by your photo instead of your face on camera. Post it without filming a single take.

Content without showing your face

A character, an avatar or a stylised version of you performs the track. Regular posting with none of the on camera cost.

The cover

Your version of someone else’s song, performed by you in a video you did not have to shoot. Upload the recording, add the photo.

The group performance

The friends photo, the team photo or the family portrait, all of them singing the same chorus. One upload, everyone joins in.

The joke

Your mate’s worst photo performing a power ballad in claymation. Sent to the group chat, screenshotted forever.

The release

Independent artists use it as the actual music video. Portrait, ready for the feed, Shorts and the Spotify Canvas behind the track.

Pick the look of the video

Keep the photo as it is, or push it somewhere else entirely.

Anime style for an AI lip sync video

Anime

Cartoon style for an AI lip sync video

Cartoon

Comic book style for an AI lip sync video

Comic book

Claymation style for an AI lip sync video

Claymation

Pixel art style for an AI lip sync video

Pixel art

Cinematic film style for an AI lip sync video

Cinematic film

Lip sync video questions

The things people ask before making the first one.

You upload a photo and a song. The face in the photo is animated and the mouth movements are generated to match the vocal, so it looks like the person is singing the track. The scenes around it are then built against the lyrics.

No. That is the point. You never film anything or perform to a camera. One photo and one song is the whole input.

Yes. Upload any track you have, pick one from the library, or describe a song and have an original written with vocals. For anything you post publicly, use music you have the rights to.

Face front on, in good light, mouth visible and not covered. Profile shots, sunglasses, hands over the mouth and very dark rooms are what cause weak results.

Yes. Videos export in portrait, which is the format TikTok, Reels and Shorts want, and the same clip trimmed to the hook works as a Spotify Canvas.

Your first video is free to try. Longer or higher quality videos use tokens. Make a draft first to check the photo and song work together, then spend on the final render.

One photo, one song, one finished video

Generation takes minutes. Pick the photo, pick the track, and see what comes back before you decide what to post.