AI lip sync video: at a glance
- The lyrics, vocals and beat are generated for you, then the video is lip-synced to them.
- One photo for a solo, two photos (or one photo of you both) for a duet that trades lines.
- Only photos of yourself or of adults who agreed to appear. No celebrities, no minors.
- A 12-second vertical 9:16 clip at 720p, ready in about four minutes.
What lip sync means here
Most lip sync tools ask you for a voice recording and match a face to it. WakePix works the other way round: you type a short topic, the AI writes four rhyming lines and performs them, and the video model renders the person in your photo rapping those lines with matching mouth movement. You do not need to record anything.
Solo or duet
Choose Solo and one photo raps the whole verse. With two photos, or one photo of you both side by side, each of you takes two lines, which reads like a real duet. The first person in the photos always starts.
Photos that sync best
A sharp, front-facing photo with the mouth closed and nothing in front of the face works best: no sunglasses, hands or microphones covering the lips. Even light helps more than a high resolution. The photo guides the character; likeness may vary from render to render.
What it does not do
WakePix does not take your own audio file, does not speak plain dialogue and does not imitate any real singer or voice. It is made for short rapped verses from your own photos. Using photos of other people without their permission is against the rules.
Acceptable Use PolicyMore ways to use it: AI rapper, AI video of yourself or AI music video generator.

