Models/Collections/Best Lip Sync
Capability · Video18 ModelsUpdated Sep 2026

Best Lip Sync

Models selected for syncing speech to a face on video with realistic timing and accurate mouth movement. Useful for narration, dubbing, and character performance where precise alignment matters.

The picks.Audio-driven facial animation

VID → VIDAUD → VID

sync-3

Full-scene lip synchronization with global face understanding and obstruction handling

$0.804/segmented-lip-sync
Run
VID → VIDAUD → VID95+ langsExpressive

Common questions

Yes — VEED Fabric 1.0 run on Runware's own optimized compute (the platform's open-weight tier, billed on compute time). Check each model page for license terms before self-hosting.

P-Video-2, released September 2026 per the live catalog. Membership updates automatically as the catalog publishes new models to this collection.

Production notes

Every price on this page is the model's published rate from the live Runware catalog, using the cheapest listed configuration unless stated otherwise. Prices vary with resolution, duration, quality tier, or token volume, so check the pricing table on each model page before estimating unit economics.

The Runware catalog does not publish per-model latency figures, so this page does not quote end-to-end timings. Where a model's own description commits to speed (for example sub-second generation or realtime streaming), that claim is repeated here. For anything else, benchmark the exact models in the Playground with your own payload sizes before committing to an SLA.

Models are addressed by versioned AIR identifiers, so a workflow pinned to specific model versions keeps producing the same behaviour as new versions ship. Adopt upgrades deliberately by re-running your evaluation set against the new version before switching production traffic.

About this collection

Models selected for syncing speech to a face on video with realistic timing and accurate mouth movement. Useful for narration, dubbing, and character performance where precise alignment matters.

Membership comes directly from the Runware catalog: the 18 models on this page are the live catalog's own membership for the "Best Lip Sync" collection. Names, descriptions, pricing, capability chips, samples, and guides are all read live from the catalog — nothing here is hand-curated.

Model guides.Learn how to use the stack

HeyGen Avatar V

Driving the avatar: text to speech or your own audio

How to choose between Avatar V's two input modes: generate the voice from a script, or drive the avatar with your own recorded audio.

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HeyGen Avatar V

Backgrounds, framing, and aspect ratios

How to compose what surrounds the avatar in Avatar V output: the background, fit mode, aspect ratio for the target platform, and burned-in captions.

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P-Video-2

Writing prompts for scene, motion and sound

How to write prompts for Pruna P-Video-2, from the clause order the model reads to the framing, camera motion and sound directions that ship inside the same string.

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P-Video-2

Draft mode and reproducible reruns

How to use settings.draft in Pruna P-Video-2 to test a direction cheaply, what it changes besides quality, and why an approved draft cannot be promoted to a final.

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P-Video-2

Resolution, aspect ratio, frame rate and length

How to size a Pruna P-Video-2 clip: the two mutually exclusive ways to state dimensions, the fourteen accepted pairs, what 48 fps buys, and what happens when you omit duration.

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P-Video-2

Native audio, dialogue and lip sync

How to direct the sound P-Video-2 generates with the picture: ambience, effects, music beds, and spoken lines that the mouth actually matches.

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P-Video-2

Pinning the first and last frame

How to give Pruna P-Video-2 both ends of a shot, how far apart the two stills can sit before the transition breaks, and the pairing trick that produces a seamless loop.

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P-Video-2

Animating a still with a first frame

How to drive Pruna P-Video-2 from an image with inputs.frameImages, why the still and not your parameters decides the output shape, and how to hold a product across a variant set.

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P-Video-2

Driving a clip from your own audio

How to condition Pruna P-Video-2 on an imported track with inputs.audio, why the audio and not duration sets the length, and when to import a voice instead of generating one.

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Kling VIDEO 3.0 Turbo

Multi-shot reels with the Kling 3.0 Turbo shot template

How to use Kling 3.0 Turbo's inline shot-list syntax to direct multi-shot video reels in a single API call, with shot-by-shot timing and prompt control.

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