How to add lip sync to your film
Once your film's lines are written, add lip sync so each speaker's mouth follows the words, priced per spoken line.
zeStory Oct 18, 2026 1 min read
Each clip is shot first, then the spoken stretches are dubbed so the mouths follow the words. Lip sync is an add-on, offered once you know how many lines there are.
1. Wait for the script
Lip sync is not chosen in the creator. When the film's lines are written, the story page shows how many are spoken.
2. Read the offer
The offer reads like 8 spoken lines · lip sync 8 × … coins: the number of spoken lines, and the price of each.
Cost: Priced per spoken line; the total is shown before you confirm.
3. Add it or skip it
Press Add lip sync, or Skip to let the voices play over the film as they are.
Tip: A line where no face is found gives its coins back.
4. Watch the dubbed pages
Dubbed pages play in Moments with the speakers' mouths following their words.
What happens next
Lip sync suits pages where a character speaks to the camera; pages with no speech need none.
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