What problem does it solve? Matching a face's mouth movements to a separate audio track requires choosing between many AI lip-sync models with different input requirements. This Skill routes your request to the right RunComfy endpoint — Sync Labs, OmniHuman, Kling, or Creatify — based on whether you have a source video, a portrait still, or only a script. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Mouth-swap on existing video: Sync Labs sync v2 / Pro applies state-of-the-art lip-sync onto existing footage while preserving everything else in the frame. - Avatar from a portrait: ByteDance OmniHuman turns a single portrait photo plus an audio file into a talking-head video. - Script-to-synced-video: Kling lipsync text-to-video and HappyHorse generate speech audio in-pass when no audio file exists. - Use Case: Dub a brand video into five languages by running Sync Labs sync v2 Pro with the original video and each translated voiceover MP3. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to lip-sync your source video to a voiceover file, for example: sync the lips in product-demo.mp4 to the audio in voiceover-es.mp3 using RunComfy.