Lips behind the audio on a finished ABCDEFG clip? Why?
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Short answer
Two usual culprits: the sound begins late, or you're judging the short preview. Watch the full 11-second video instead, and start the original sound exactly on its first word so it meets the first face. A little drift may linger. Rendering again can give you a tighter match.
Look here first
- Where the sound starts: in TikTok or Reels it should begin on its first word, not mid-clip.
- Which file you judge: the 5-second preview is rushed and was never timed to the sound.
- Which track: use the short ABCDEFG clip, not the full-length song.
Things to try
- Nudge the audio by a few frames in the app's trim tool, aiming to hit the first face.
- Generate again. Runs differ, and some are tighter.
- Use a clear photo where the mouth is visible and relaxed so each letter can form.
- Still off? Email the video link to support@ozil-goal-ai.app.
Questions people ask
Does a little drift mean a failed video?
No. Failure means the run stopped early, and then the credits come back automatically. Some drift in a completed video is normal.
Where does the beat in my video come from?
That beat is created by the model with the images, kept quiet on purpose. When it fights the original sound, use the silent download.
Could I lay a full song over it?
It won't line up. We matched the short viral clip. A full-length track is laid out another way.
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