Video Loom
Tutorial
Lip sync re-times an existing clip to a new line: replace a language, fix a flub, or match new dialogue to a performance you already have. Here is the path from source clip to a reviewed, exported cut.
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Bring in the video you want to re-sync — a generated take, an uploaded performance, or a presenter clip — and assign the speaker so identity stays attached to the scene.
Feed the new line as uploaded audio or typed script routed through a configured text-to-speech voice, then generate the lip-synced pass.
Check mouth movement and caption timing on the same timeline as the rest of the project, then export the finished, re-synced cut.
Try the workflow
Turn the guide into a project with scene planning, provider routing, continuity, review, and export in one workspace.
Questions
Yes. Lip sync can drive an existing source video take with new audio while preserving speaker identity and lineage back to the original clip.
Talking photo starts from a single still image. This workflow starts from an existing video clip and re-times its mouth movement to new audio.