LipsyncX

LipSyncX Creative Studio

Create your scene. Give it a voice.

Compose a frame, refine it with AI, and turn it into a talking video in one browser workspace.

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Build your first frame

Add your own image, draw a scene, or create an image with AI.

Drag layers to compose. Arrow keys move the selected layer. Ctrl/⌘ + Z undoes a change.

Image generations

Your AI image results will appear here. Select a result to add it as a layer.

Turn your finished frame into a talking video

Send the rendered composition to LipSyncX, then add a script or audio and choose your video model.

Compose or generate your frame, then send it here to create a video.

From a scene to a speaking character

Compose your frame

Stack images, shapes, text, and drawings. Adjust layout and keep an editable project file.

Generate or refine

Create an AI image from a prompt, or use your rendered composition as a visual reference for changes.

Create your video

Use the finished frame with a script or audio in the existing LipSyncX video creator.

Creative Studio questions

Can I edit images without paying?

The layer editor, browser drafts, project import/export, and PNG export are free to use. AI image generation uses 4 credits per image. Video generation has a separate cost shown in the video creator.

Where is my project saved?

The current draft saves in this browser and is separated by account. Sign in and select Save to cloud to save a private cloud project. Export a project file for a portable backup. Saving conflicts keep your browser draft intact.

Does refining a composition keep every detail unchanged?

The exported composition guides the image model. AI can change faces, lettering, and object placement. Keep your original editable layers and compare the generated result before using it.

Does this include ArtCraft's 3D editor?

This is an original LipSyncX browser workspace for 2D composition, AI images, and talking videos. It does not currently include 3D staging, character posing, background removal, or mask-based inpainting.