Lip-sync as a service. Drop a face URL, drop an audio URL, get a frame-accurate lip-synced MP4 back — sub-minute latency, async webhooks.
POST /v1/lipsync
Authorization: Bearer sk_live_***
{
"face_url": "https://cdn.example.com/face.jpg",
"audio_url": "https://cdn.example.com/voice.mp3",
"format": "16-9",
"resolution": "1080p"
}
→ 202 Accepted
{ "job_id": "ls_8a2...", "webhook": "..." }
Step 1
Sign up, generate a live key in the dashboard. Sandbox keys for development.
Step 2
Send signed URLs to face image/video and audio. The API extracts the face model and the phoneme timing.
Step 3
On completion, we POST a signed MP4 URL to your webhook. Or poll the job endpoint until done.
Offer video dubbing as a service via API. Frame-accurate, multilingual, at scale.
Re-sync narrator audio across course updates. Same instructor, new lines, no re-shoot.
Auto-dub news clips for international audiences. Same anchor, every language, every clip.
Generate personalized lip-synced videos at scale — sales outreach, onboarding, transactional.
Building it yourself means months of ML infra. ClipNova ships it behind a single REST endpoint.
Production deployments across categories.
A media company dubs 10,000 news clips per week into 8 languages. Same anchor, same energy, every language.
A SaaS sends every prospect a lip-synced video pitch from the founder, personalized to their company.
An LMS pushes script updates to existing lessons. Same narrator, new lines, no re-shoot — just a re-sync.
Find detailed reference for every endpoint, parameter and webhook
or check our OpenAPI spec optimized for LLMs →Type a sentence, ship a video.
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Read the docs →Podcasts and voice memos, made visual.
Read the docs →Long-form videos cut into 9:16 shorts.
Read the docs →Hand-drawn shorts from one paragraph.
Read the docs →Scripts, hooks and captions — one brief, a week of content.
Read the docs →Native UGC at scale, from a brief.
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