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by sync.·VFX

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Why we like it

sync. earns its place in the Adobe Premiere Pro library by bringing AI lipsync into the editor itself, so lip movements are generated from a selected audio clip on the timeline. The 0.1.8 release rounds this out with image-to-video, in-panel clip reading, and an offline mode.

What is sync?

The sync. plugin adds AI lipsync to Adobe Premiere Pro, letting you generate lip movements without leaving the editor. Select your audio, choose your settings, and generate lipsync in a few clicks. sync. analyzes speech to produce lip movements, making it suited to animated characters, virtual avatars, and dialogue-driven content across short-form social videos, long-form productions, and interactive media.

Version 0.1.8 adds an image-to-video option: drop a still image into the visual slot and lipsync it to audio, with an in-panel preview before you submit. Clip reading now happens directly in the panel, covering duration, frame rate, resolution, and a first-frame thumbnail without focus-stealing or flicker, and ProRes reports correct metadata. An offline banner appears and disables submit until you're back online.

sync. is compatible with Adobe Premiere Pro 25.6 and later. This release also hides the model settings button when a model has no adjustable controls and fixes a still-image submission error. It's listed here as free; check the developer's page for current licensing.

Who is sync best for?

sync is best for premiere Pro editors generating AI lipsync for animated characters, virtual avatars, and dialogue-driven content across short-form social videos, long-form productions, and interactive media.

How much does sync cost?

sync is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • AI lipsync generated from selected audio, without leaving the Premiere Pro editor
  • A workflow of selecting audio, choosing settings, and generating in a few clicks
  • Image-to-video: drop a still image into the visual slot and lipsync it to audio, with an in-panel preview before submitting
  • In-panel clip reading of duration, frame rate, resolution, and a first-frame thumbnail, with correct ProRes metadata
  • Offline mode with a banner and disabled submit until you're back online
  • Dubbing support

Tags

#lipsync#ai#dubbing#premiere-pro#avatars#image-to-video#dialogue

Frequently asked questions

Does sync. work with Premiere Pro 25.6?

sync. is compatible with Adobe Premiere Pro 25.6 and later, so you'll need that version or newer to run it. The current 0.1.8 release lists 25.6+ as its supported range. On older versions of Premiere Pro the plugin may not run as intended, so it's worth updating your host application before installing. Once it's in place, sync. lets you generate lipsync directly from your Premiere Pro timeline, without leaving the editor to work in a separate tool.

Can sync. lipsync a still image?

sync. added an image-to-video option in version 0.1.8. You drop a still image into the visual slot and lipsync it to audio, just like a video clip, with an in-panel preview before you submit. This release also fixed a submission error that occurred when generating from a still image, so the workflow is more reliable. Alongside images, the panel reads clip details such as duration, frame rate, resolution, and a first-frame thumbnail directly, so you can check your source before generating.

Does sync. work offline?

sync. includes an offline mode that shows a clear offline banner and disables the submit button until you're back online. Generation isn't available while you're disconnected, and the plugin makes that state visible rather than failing quietly. It was introduced in version 0.1.8, alongside faster clip reading and the image-to-video option. When you regain a connection, submitting becomes available again and you can generate lipsync from your selected audio as usual.

Is sync. free?

sync. is listed here as free. For current licensing terms, pricing, or any usage limits, check the developer's page at docs.sync.so, since those details can change over time. The plugin brings AI lipsync into Adobe Premiere Pro, letting you generate lip movements from selected audio inside your timeline. If you're evaluating it for a project, the developer's documentation is the best place to confirm what's included and how the sync technology can be used.

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