Best AI video model for lip-synced dialogue clips on Sume

For speech that matches the mouth, Sume offers Omni (native synced audio), H3 Max Lip Sync (audio 5-14.8 s, 10 MB max), or an avatar route. Read 2026-10-13.

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For a clip where the mouth matches the words, Sume gives you three routes. gemini-omni-flash-1.1 generates synced audio with the clip (3 to 10 seconds); the docs make no per-language speech-quality claim, so test your line. H3 Max Lip Sync takes a still image plus your audio file. The avatar route covers longer talking-head work, up to 60 seconds per job. Which one depends on whether you already have the voice.

The three routes

Limits for the Lip Sync route come from the Sume models index and API doc.

Lip-sync routes on Sume, from the Sume docs, read 2026-10-13.
RouteVoiceLength
Omni Flash 1.1Generated with the clip3-10 s
H3 Max Lip SyncStill image plus your audio, 5-14.8 s, Sume-hosted, up to 10 MBaudio length
Avatar videoYour script, spoken by the avatar4-60 s

Choosing

If you need a specific voice or a script read by a given speaker, use your own audio with the Lip Sync route. If you only need a plausible spoken line, Omni is the shortest path. For dialogue longer than 10 seconds, use the avatar route (4-60 s per job) rather than stitching 10-second clips.

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