LipSyncer

Singing Photo — Make Any Picture Perform a Song

Who this is for: For anyone with a favorite chorus and a portrait: a pet 'singing' happy birthday, a couple's photo performing 'their song', a mascot belting out a jingle, or a creator photo performing a trending sound.

Make a photo sing: upload a portrait plus a song clip (up to 10 seconds) and the face performs it, mouth matched to the music.

Quick answer: A singing photo turns a portrait into a performance: upload a picture plus up to 10 seconds of a song, and AI renders the face singing it in sync with the music. Free video every day, no signup, download the MP4 when it's done.

Choose a photoJPEG/PNG/WebP · a clear, front-facing portrait works best
Choose audioMP3/WAV/M4A/OGG · up to 10s · trim to the best moment

1 free video every day · no watermark · files are prepared locally in your browser

Core facts
InputOne photo + a song clip up to 10s (vocal-forward works best)
OutputMP4 video, 480p, mouth matched to the music
Best materialCamera-facing portrait + chorus with clear vocals
Free tier1 video/day, no account
Credits4 videos for $4.99 · 10 videos for $9.99 · 25 videos for $19.99 one-time, PayPal
StorageNothing stored — results downloadable for 24 hours

How to make a photo sing

A singing photo works exactly like a talking photo, tuned for music: the model follows the melody, the syllables and the beat of the audio you supply, and renders the mouth in your photo performing it. Chorus lines work best — a clear vocal, 10 seconds of audio or less, is all the material the model needs.

Three things make a singing video land: a photo where the mouth is clearly visible, a song clip with vocals up front (instrumental-heavy intros give the model nothing to sync), and a face that's looking at the camera. That combination — portrait, chorus, camera contact — is what turns a still image into a performance.

The pipeline is the same one used across this site: the photo is resized and the song clip is converted to WAV inside your browser, the pair goes through our server to the lip-sync engine, and the finished MP4 lands back on the page with a download button. Free tier: 1, no account. Credit packs ($4.99–$19.99, one-time) when you want more.

Common uses

  • A pet photo 'performing' a birthday chorus for the family group
  • A wedding or couple photo singing 'their song' as an anniversary post
  • A baby photo 'singing' a nursery rhyme — a keepsake for grandparents
  • A mascot or brand character performing a jingle
  • A creator's portrait performing a trending sound for a Short

Frequently Asked Questions

What song clip should I use?
A chorus or hook with clear vocals — up to 10 seconds. Pull the clip from audio you have the rights to use (your own recording, licensed music, or a platform where you own the upload). Instrumental passages give the model nothing to sync, so lead with the voice.
Will it sound like the original artist?
The audio in the result is exactly the clip you upload — the artist's recording plays as-is. The AI only animates the mouth in your photo to match it. Nothing about the voice is generated or changed.
What photos work best for singing?
A clear portrait facing the camera, mouth visible, reasonably lit. Pets with visible mouths work surprisingly well. Blurry or heavily angled shots give the model less to work with.
Can I post the result online?
The video rendering is yours to use, but the song clip inside it may be copyrighted — posting a video with a commercial song in it is subject to that platform's rules and the rights holder's terms. For anything public, use audio you have the rights to clear, or check the platform's licensed-music rules first.
Is it free?
First video every day is free (1 across the whole site), with no account and no watermark. After that, credit packs: Starter — 4 lip sync videos ($4.99), Pro — 10 lip sync videos ($9.99), Studio — 25 lip sync videos ($19.99).
Do I need the person's permission?
Yes, always — it's their face and their likeness. Your own photos, pets, your kids (if you're their parent), or people who've agreed are all fair game. Anyone else's face, especially for a public post, needs their okay. Terms and copyright policy cover this in detail.

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