What breaks lip sync first
Long dialogue, unstable framing, and vague language instructions create the worst lip sync. The model has too many moving parts at once.
Lip sync usually improves when you shorten the spoken line, specify the target language clearly, and keep framing stable enough for the mouth to remain readable.
Long dialogue, unstable framing, and vague language instructions create the worst lip sync. The model has too many moving parts at once.
The strongest answer is the one you can immediately test. Start from a working prompt library page, then generate your own version in the browser.
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