How to create lip sync videos using DreamFace
AI technology has been applied to many fields, including teaching and learning. You can create lip-sync videos to open your presentation, or make an intro video with an introduction from the MC to make your video more interesting. Here are instructions for creating lip-sync videos using DreamFace
How to create lip sync videos using DreamFace
Step 1:
First you create a presenter image in the style you want in any AI image generator . Let's describe the presenter in detail and create a scene with the presenter and the background.
Step 2:
Then you access the DreamFace page via the link below and proceed to create a user account. Then you click on AI Tools above.
https://dreamfaceapp.com/
Step 3:
Show AI tools, you click on Video Lip Sync tool .
Then click on the Create Avatar video button to proceed with creating the video.
Step 4:
Switch to the lip-sync video creation interface, click Photo/Video to upload the AI image you created earlier.
Click the arrow icon to upload a photo, or scan the QR code to upload a photo.
Step 5:
After uploading the photo, you enter the speech content . You can enter text content to convert to audio, or you can upload your audio file directly because the website does not support Vietnamese.
Next you choose the voice you want to use .
Then you will see many different voices, male voice, female voice or child voice. Some voices will require a paid version so you need to pay attention. After choosing a voice, click Confirm to execute and then click Create to create the video.
Step 6:
Wait a moment and you will see the lip sync video to the audio you uploaded, or to the content you posted.
Tap the video to view the content and tap Download to download the video.
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