How to make a lip-sync video in 3 steps
To make a lip-sync video, film a few takes of yourself performing the song, then line them up with the audio and cut between them on the beat. Stalak does the lining up and the cutting for you: upload the song, add your takes, export. It’s free and runs in your browser.
The 3 steps
- 1. Upload your song, or the part you want to post.
- 2. Add your takes: 2 or more videos of you performing it, filmed before or right in Stalak’s camera.
- 3. Pick how it cuts (Auto, On the words or Every bar), add lyrics if you want, and export for TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
Filming tips
- Play the song out loud while you film each take.
- Film vertically for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
- Do at least 3 takes from different angles; more takes means more variety in the cuts.
What’s free, what’s Pro
- Free: unlimited videos, auto cuts, lyrics one line at a time, 3 filters, 9:16 export. A small Stalak logo, or a ~30-second ad to remove it.
- Stalak Pro ($7.99/mo or $49.99/yr): no ads, no watermark, 16:9 music videos, karaoke and word-by-word lyrics, auto lyrics, all filters and premium effects.
- Creator Plus ($14.99/mo or $99.99/yr): everything in Pro, plus video packs, automatic cloud saving and a real person to talk to.
FAQ
How many takes do I need?
At least 2. Three or four takes from different angles give the best-looking cuts.
Can I film right in the browser?
Yes. Stalak has a built-in camera, so you can film your takes right in the browser.
Is Stalak free?
Yes. Unlimited videos, no account. Free videos carry a small Stalak logo that moves to a new spot now and then; watch a ~30-second ad to remove it from that video, or go Pro ($7.99/mo or $49.99/yr) for no ads and no watermark.
Is this an AI lip-sync tool?
No. Stalak never fakes your mouth. It edits your real takes: you perform the song, Stalak picks the cuts and keeps every take lined up with the audio.
Do my videos get uploaded?
No. Editing happens in your browser, on your device. The only exceptions, if you use them: cloud projects (Creator Plus, saved automatically) and the audio sent for auto lyrics (Pro).
Stalak is made by 99Sayso, an independent rapper from the Alaska collective. He coded it to cut his own takes to the beat.