PixVerse Lipsync

PixVerse Lipsync is the cheapest way to re-voice a clip, at roughly half the price of the next option.

PixVerse Lipsync takes footage of someone talking plus an audio track and returns the same take mouthing the new words. It is the least expensive lip-sync model in the catalog by a clear margin. That makes it the right first pass while you iterate on wording or check that a translation fits.

Because it is priced per second of output, cost tracks the clip you feed it. Re-voice a ten-second line for very little, then re-run on a premium model only for the take you keep.

At a glance

  • Type: Video + audio → video
  • Inputs: A clip with a visible speaker, an audio track
  • Length: Follows the source clip
  • Pricing: Per second of output, lowest in the catalog
  • Settings: None; two inputs and go

What it is best at

  • Cheapest lip sync per second here
  • Nothing to configure
  • Ideal for drafts and translation checks before a final pass

What it costs

About 73 tokens ($0.73) per 10 s of source video; the exact price depends on the length of what you upload.

SettingsTokensPrice
10 s of source video73$0.73
30 s of source video207$2.07
60 s of source video401$4.01

Prices come from the live catalog at $0.0100 per token, the pay-as-you-go rate; subscriptions include tokens at a lower rate. The exact price is shown before you generate, and a failed generation is refunded.

Questions

How much cheaper is PixVerse Lipsync?
About half the per-second price of the next cheapest lip-sync model, and well under the premium ones. The picker shows every model’s token price side by side.
How does PixVerse Lipsync compare on quality?
Fidelity is where it gives ground. On a tight close-up a premium model will hold up better, so the usual pattern is to iterate here and finish elsewhere.
Can PixVerse Lipsync animate a still photo?
No, this one needs footage. For a still portrait use one of the talking-head models, which are built for that input.

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