Sync Labs
Developer-first AI lipsync API with SDKs and a Wav2Lip pedigree
Overview
Sync Labs (sync.so) is an AI lipsync and visual-dubbing platform from the team behind Wav2Lip: its sync-3 model outputs up to 4K and handles profile views, with voice cloning, dubbing, a web studio, editor plugins, SDKs and webhooks. Free plan with three short clips; paid from $5 a month plus per-second usage.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 1 Oct 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.
- 1 concurrent job
- API + SDKs, Lipsync Studio
- TTS and custom voices
- Videos up to 1 min
- 1 concurrent job
- 3 voice clones
- API access + SDKs
- Videos up to 5 min
- 3 concurrent jobs, 5 voice clones
- Active Speaker Detection
- No watermark
- Videos up to 10 min
- 6 concurrent jobs, 15 voice clones
- 3 team seats
- Videos up to 30 min
- 15 concurrent jobs, 50 voice clones
- Batch API, 5 seats
- Higher concurrency
- SLA guarantees
- Custom integrations
What you can produce with Sync Labs
- sync-3 lipsync up to 4K 60fps, with profile views and obstructions
- lipsync-2, lipsync-2-pro and legacy lipsync-1.9.0 models, plus react-1 emotion editing
- Official Python and TypeScript SDKs and webhook-based async API
- Zero-shot lipsync — no per-speaker training
- Web Lipsync Studio with voice cloning and dubbing
- Plugins for Premiere, DaVinci Resolve and ComfyUI, plus an MCP server
Sync Labs remains one of the most developer-friendly lip-sync platforms: the team behind Wav2Lip, a clean API with Python and TypeScript SDKs and webhooks, and a free plan that includes API access. Its sync-3 model, released in 2026, raised the ceiling to 4K output and handles profile views and obstructions that tripped up earlier models, while cheaper models remain for volume work. Pricing combines a small monthly plan with per-second usage, so long or high-quality jobs add up — sync-3 costs more than twice lipsync-2 per second. Dubbing now covers many more languages, and plugins bring it into Premiere and Resolve. We could not read independent ratings, so test on your own footage. Strong for developers and studios building localisation or avatar pipelines; casual users may prefer an all-in-one video app.
What we found
Sync Labs — styled "sync. labs" — makes AI lip-sync and visual dubbing: give it a video and new audio, or a script and a voice, and it re-renders the speaker's mouth to match, with no per-speaker training. Its founders, Prady Modukuru, Prajwal K R, Rudrabha Mukhopadhyay and Pavan Reddy, are the team behind the open-source Wav2Lip model, whose repository now points commercial users to Sync. Founded in San Francisco in 2023 and a Y Combinator Winter 2024 company, it raised a $5.5 million seed round led by Google Ventures in August 2024.
Its models now span a range. sync-3, the flagship, outputs up to 4K at 60 frames per second, copes with obstructions and, unlike earlier models, handles extreme angles including profile views and can open closed lips. lipsync-2-pro and lipsync-2 trade some quality for cost, react-1 edits a speaker's emotional expression, and lipsync-1.9.0 remains as a legacy option. Around them sit voice cloning and text-to-speech, dubbing that Sync says now covers 92 languages (its pricing page still says 29), image-to-video, a web Lipsync Studio, plugins for Adobe Premiere, DaVinci Resolve and ComfyUI, an MCP server and a ChatGPT app. Developers get Python and TypeScript SDKs and webhooks for asynchronous jobs, and its models are also listed on Replicate.
Pricing combines a plan with per-second usage. A free plan gives three generations a month of up to 20 seconds, one of which can use sync-3, with API access and no card. Hobbyist costs $5 a month and Creator $19, plus $0.05 a second on lipsync-2 — sync-3 costs $0.1334 a second and lipsync-2-pro $0.08325 — with longer videos, more concurrent jobs and voice clones as you climb; Creator removes the watermark. Growth, $49, adds team seats and a usage discount; Scale, $249, adds a 20% discount, a batch API and a support channel; Enterprise is negotiated.
We could not read current review-site ratings. Sync offers a watermark-verification tool for checking generated video, worth using wherever dubbed content is published.
Compiled by RECATOOLS from public sources: vendor documentation and pricing, code repositories and published reporting.
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