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# A plain-language guide: lip sync vs mimic motion
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This is a short, practical write-up rather than a review. Every claim below comes from the tool's own pages.
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A note I keep at the top of this repo so I pick the right Fameo tool.
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| If the viewer should notice… | Use |
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| A line of speech or a song | [the Fameo generator](https://fameo.ai/lip-sync-generators/ai-lip-sync-generator) (or the pet, cartoon, drawing, singing, or multi-talk pages) |
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| A wave, a dance step, a gesture | [photo motion transfer](https://fameo.ai/ai-mimic-motion) |
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Mimic motion takes a photo plus a motion video (MP4 or MOV, up to 120 seconds and under 20 MB) or a preset. You can keep the photo’s background or use the video’s, and render at 480p or 720p. A clear, single, front-facing full or half-body shot works better than a tight head crop.
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Lip sync takes an image plus text or audio and returns a talking video in minutes.
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Both require authorized media. I do not copy a performer’s movement or a person’s face without permission. Start at [fameo.ai](https://fameo.ai).
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Keep a short checklist next to you: approved image, short script, one review pass, then export.
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