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LatentSync

LatentSync is a lip-sync model created by ByteDance, based on audio-conditioned latent diffusion.

  • Light
  • Tests
  • Volume
  • Video
Provider ByteDance

LatentSync

VideoHavincy
Provider
ByteDance
Type
Video
Cost
From 28 credits

Overview

What is LatentSync?

LatentSync is a lip-sync model created by ByteDance, based on audio-conditioned latent diffusion. It produces natural, smooth mouth movements on real videos and anime characters alike, with good temporal stability.

In Havincy, LatentSync re-syncs an existing video to a new audio track. Its flat pricing makes it an excellent option for longer videos.

Key strengths

  • Light
  • Tests
  • Volume

Specs

LatentSync: specifications

Publisher
ByteDance
Generation modes
lip sync (video + voice)
Available since
March 25, 2025
License
Commercial use allowed
Cost in Havincy
From 28 credits

Specs taken from the publisher’s public model page. See the documentation on fal.ai

Use cases

What you can create with LatentSync

Longer videos

Up to 40 seconds for the same price at the publisher: ideal for tutorials.

Anime characters

Also works on drawn faces.

Dubbing at volume

Translate a series of videos at a reduced cost.

Quick tests

Check a dub before moving to a premium model.

Prompt examples

Prompts to try with LatentSync

Paste an example into Havincy, then adapt the subject, style and format to your project.

  • Sync this 30-second tutorial to the new voiceover.

  • Make this anime character speak with this audio.

  • Dub these three product videos with their translated voiceovers.

Use cases

Compatible skills

Use this model with the following Havincy skills.

How it works

How to create with this model

  1. Describe the desired result in a Havincy conversation.
  2. Add a reference when the style, product, or character needs to be preserved.
  3. Generate, then ask for a variation or improvement without starting over.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about LatentSync

How much does LatentSync cost?

On fal, $0.20 for a video up to 40 seconds, then $0.005 per second beyond. In Havincy, about 28 credits for a short video.

Is LatentSync open source?

Yes, LatentSync is published by ByteDance (code on GitHub). In Havincy, you use it with no ComfyUI or install.

Does LatentSync work on anime?

Yes, it handles real videos and anime characters alike.

Ready to create with LatentSync?

Describe your idea in Havincy, then refine the result in the conversation.

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