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Upload a photo and a voice note. The face in that photo says it, mouth on the words — and the voice that comes back is yours, not a generated read of your script.
From 20 credits per clip · No subscription required
Founders, teachers, marketers and musicians all hit the same wall: the words exist, the face exists, and the thing that stops the video getting made is everything in between.
A camera, a room, someone to point it, and an afternoon of takes — for an update that runs twelve seconds. So the update goes out as text instead, and nobody appears in it at all.
The words never get said, because saying them costs a shoot.
Avatar platforms hand you a library actor. That actor is fronting ten thousand other videos this month, and none of them are yours — the face saying your words belongs to a stranger on a stock roster.
A presenter your audience has already seen selling something else.
Tools that generate the audio give you a clean, even, anonymous delivery — and strip out the one thing an audience actually recognises. The pauses, the accent and the emphasis are the message.
The voice is the part people know. Replacing it loses the point.
The pilot looks fine. Then the second clip renders with a slightly different jaw, a moved hairline, a new set of eyes — and the series stops looking like one person presenting it.
Twelve takes that are twelve people who nearly match.
Every other route films one head, then the other, then hides the join in the edit. Nobody is ever in frame together, so nothing reads as a conversation — it reads as two monologues.
A dialogue assembled in the timeline still looks assembled.
Change a price, a date or a name and the shoot happens again — same room, same lighting, same crew, for one line. Which is why the copy on the video is out of date and stays that way.
Re-recording a line should not mean rebooking a day.
Drop the recording and the photo. The person in that photo starts speaking it — mouth on the words, room untouched, running exactly as long as your audio. From 20 credits per clip, in any browser, with your own voice on the finished video.
Powered by cutting-edge AI technology that delivers unmatched quality and performance
The audio in the finished video is the file you uploaded — same voice, same timing, same words. Nothing re-reads your script in a generated voice.
There is no duration dropdown, because your audio already decided. Anything from 2–20 seconds renders a clip exactly that long — no padded silence, no sentence cut in half.
One photo is the whole casting process. Your founder, your teacher, your character — not an actor from a subscription library that a thousand other brands also use.
Speaking to camera, holding one face across a series, singing, two characters in one shot, a scene that moves to the track, or a speaker built from the voice alone.
Wide, Tall, Square, Large — vertical for Reels and Shorts, wide for a landing page, up to 1920 × 1088. The frame is picked before the run, not cropped after it.
The exact cost of the clip in credits is on the Generate control before you commit, and a run that fails is not charged. Credits bought as a pack do not expire.
Not a showreel. Each clip is a reference for the mode it sits under, at the size that mode renders — so what you see is the shape of what the card opens.
Make Any Photo Speak
One photo, your voice — a talking video that matches every word.
Make Any Photo Speak
One photo, your voice — a talking video that matches every word.
Same Face, Every Take
Hold one face across a whole series, so every clip is the same person.
Same Face, Every Take
Hold one face across a whole series, so every clip is the same person.
Same Face, Every Take
Hold one face across a whole series, so every clip is the same person.
Same Face, Every Take
Hold one face across a whole series, so every clip is the same person.
Same Face, Every Take
Hold one face across a whole series, so every clip is the same person.
Same Face, Every Take
Hold one face across a whole series, so every clip is the same person.
Same Face, Every Take
Hold one face across a whole series, so every clip is the same person.
Singing & Performance
A face that keeps performing — playing, moving, holding the scene, not just the mouth.
Singing & Performance
A face that keeps performing — playing, moving, holding the scene, not just the mouth.
Singing & Performance
A face that keeps performing — playing, moving, holding the scene, not just the mouth.
Two-Character Dialogue
Two characters talking in one shot, both staying themselves.
Two-Character Dialogue
Two characters talking in one shot, both staying themselves.
Two-Character Dialogue
Two characters talking in one shot, both staying themselves.
Two-Character Dialogue
Two characters talking in one shot, both staying themselves.
Two-Character Dialogue
Two characters talking in one shot, both staying themselves.
Two-Character Dialogue
Two characters talking in one shot, both staying themselves.
Two-Character Dialogue
Two characters talking in one shot, both staying themselves.
Music-Reactive Scene
The scene and camera move to your track instead of to a face.
Music-Reactive Scene
The scene and camera move to your track instead of to a face.
Music-Reactive Scene
The scene and camera move to your track instead of to a face.
Music-Reactive Scene
The scene and camera move to your track instead of to a face.
A Face For Any Voice
No photo needed — a voice alone invents the speaker and the room.
A Face For Any Voice
No photo needed — a voice alone invents the speaker and the room.
A Face For Any Voice
No photo needed — a voice alone invents the speaker and the room.
A Face For Any Voice
No photo needed — a voice alone invents the speaker and the room.
A Face For Any Voice
No photo needed — a voice alone invents the speaker and the room.
A Face For Any Voice
No photo needed — a voice alone invents the speaker and the room.
A Face For Any Voice
No photo needed — a voice alone invents the speaker and the room.
A Face For Any Voice
No photo needed — a voice alone invents the speaker and the room.
A Face For Any Voice
No photo needed — a voice alone invents the speaker and the room.
They are not settings on one page. Each mode is built for a different shot, and each opens its own studio.
One photo, your voice — a talking video that matches every word.
Hold one face across a whole series, so every clip is the same person.
A face that keeps performing — playing, moving, holding the scene, not just the mouth.
Two characters talking in one shot, both staying themselves.
The scene and camera move to your track instead of to a face.
No photo needed — a voice alone invents the speaker and the room.
Responsible use: Only use a face and a voice you have the right to use. Imagera's terms of service prohibit impersonation, non-consensual likenesses and deceptive content.
Comparing Imagera against Hedra, Synthesia, HeyGen and D-ID on what you upload, what comes back, and what a clip costs.
| Feature | Imagera Lipsync Studio | Hedra Lip sync | Synthesia Avatars | HeyGen AI video | D-ID Talking heads |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Pay per clip, credits do not expire | $8.33/mo (annual) | $29/mo | $29/mo | $5.90/mo |
| Annual commitment | Only what you use | $99.96/year | $348/year | $348/year | $70.80/year |
| Cost of one clip | From 20 credits | From the plan pool | From the plan pool | From the plan pool | From the plan pool |
| Whose face | Any photo you upload | Any photo you upload | Stock avatar library | Stock avatar library | Any photo you upload |
| Photo required | Optional — a voice alone works | Required | Required | Required | Required |
| Two characters in one shot | |||||
| Clip length per run | 2–20 seconds | Plan-dependent | Plan-dependent | Plan-dependent | Plan-dependent |
| Watermark | None on any run | On lower tiers | On lower tiers | ||
| Best for | Your own face, your own voice | Short lip sync clips | Corporate training | Marketing videos | Budget avatar videos |
Most of this category generates the audio for you, which is why the delivery always sounds like nobody in particular. Here the track that comes back is the file you uploaded — your pauses, your accent, your emphasis, matched to the mouth. That is also why there is no length control: the recording already decided how long the clip is.
Competitor plan pricing verified February 2026 from each vendor's own pricing page — hedra.com, synthesia.io, heygen.com, d-id.com. Plans and limits change; check theirs before deciding. Imagera figures are read live from our pricing table, not typed into this page.
AI researchers, engineers & content specialists
Imagera is a unified AI creation platform for images, video, voice and avatars. Outputs ship at up to 16K resolution with no watermark and a commercial license included — choose from 500+ AI models in a single workspace.
Upload a photo and a voice recording, get a talking video with the mouth on your own audio. 6 modes, singing and two-character dialogue included. From 20 credits per clip.
AI Lip Sync AI lip sync turns a still photo and an audio recording into a video of that person speaking, with mouth movement matched to the sound. Imagera Lipsync Studio returns your own uploaded audio in the finished clip and sets the clip length from the recording — 2–20 seconds — rather than from a duration dropdown.
6 modes cover talking photos, one face held across a series, singing, two-character dialogue, music-reactive scenes and speakers built from audio alone.
Questions
Recordings, photos, modes and credits
Upload a photo of a person and a recording of what they said, and get a video of that person saying it, with the mouth matched to your audio. There are 6 modes — speaking to camera, holding one face across a series, singing, two characters in one shot, a scene that moves to a track, and one that needs no photo at all.
Between 2 and 20 seconds. Anything longer is refused when you pick it, with the length named, so you can trim before spending anything. For a longer script, split it into takes and run them one after another.
Yes. The audio on the finished clip is the file you uploaded — not a synthetic re-read of it. That is the point of the tool: the pauses, the accent and the emphasis are what an audience recognises.
Because the recording already decides it. The video renders against your audio, so a seven-second voice note makes a seven-second clip. A length control could only cut the sentence short or pad it with silence.
For most modes, yes — one clear photo of the person speaking. The A Face For Any Voice mode needs no photo at all: it builds a speaker and a room from the recording, and you can steer who appears with a short description.
From 20 credits. The charge follows the length of your audio and the frame you render into — the run is priced by the pixel, so a bigger frame costs proportionally more. The exact figure is on the Generate button before you commit, and failed runs are not charged.
Yes — that is the Two-Character Dialogue mode. Record the exchange as one file, add a photo with both characters in it, and say who speaks first. Both stay in frame for the whole clip instead of being cut together from two renders.
Wide, Tall, Square, Large — landscape for a site or a deck, vertical for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, square for a feed post, up to 1920 × 1088. The frame is part of the price, so it sits on the card rather than behind a drawer.
How hard the render works. Fast is quicker and cheaper; Studio spends longer and holds more detail in the face. Both follow your own recording — the difference is finish, not whose voice comes back.
Both retired into this studio. Lipsync Studio does the same job — a face, a voice, a clip — with more modes, your own audio returned in the video, and per-clip pricing instead of a plan. Older links redirect here, and anything you generated on those tools is still in your library.
Yes, on paid Imagera plans and per our commercial terms. Make sure you have the right to use the face and the voice in your inputs — see the responsible-use note above.
Into the queue strip under the tool while it renders, then into your library. Nothing is deleted when you close the tab, and past results can be downloaded again at any time.
Your audio, returned in the clip • 6 modes • Any browser, any device
From 20 credits per clip · No subscription required
Clip length is set by your recording, between 2 and 20 seconds. Only use a face and a voice you have the right to use. From 20 credits per clip, shown on the button before you commit; failed runs are not charged.
A browser tool that turns one photo and one voice recording into a video of that person speaking it, mouth matched to the audio. 6 modes for six different shots. From 20 credits per clip.
Yes. The audio on the finished video is the file you uploaded — your pauses, your accent, your emphasis. It is not re-read in a generated voice, which is the difference between a clip your audience recognises and one they do not.
Exactly as long as your recording, between 2 and 20 seconds. There is no duration dropdown — a length control could only cut your sentence short or pad it with silence. For a longer script, run it as consecutive takes.
No. Five modes take a photo; A Face For Any Voice takes none at all and builds the speaker and the room from the recording, steered by a short description if you want to influence who appears.
Yes — Two-Character Dialogue keeps both in frame for the whole shot. Record the exchange as one file, add a photo containing both characters, and choose who speaks first. No cutting two renders together.
From 20 credits per clip. The charge follows your audio length and the frame you render into, and the exact figure sits on the Generate button before you commit. Failed runs are not charged, and credit packs do not expire.
Both retired into this studio. Old links redirect here, and everything you generated on them is still in your library and still downloadable.
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