Is the singing photo tool free?

Yes. You can make a photo sing without an account and the output has no watermark. The free tier accepts up to 20 seconds of audio — enough for one chorus; downloads require a free sign-in and use a low-resolution copy unless unlocked with a Pro Video.

What audio should I upload?

A clear vocal track works best: MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, or FLAC. You can also record yourself singing directly in the browser. Very dense instrumentals can reduce mouth-sync accuracy.

How long can the song clip be?

Up to 20 seconds on the free tier, up to 3 minutes on Starter, and up to 60 minutes on Pro.

Can I make a pet or cartoon sing?

Yes — the engine needs one clearly visible face in the image. Pet portraits with distinct facial features, cartoons, paintings, and mascots all work.

Is there a watermark?

No. All plans output watermark-free video. Free downloads are low-resolution; unlock the original with a Pro Video or a paid plan.

Can I use copyrighted songs?

You're responsible for the rights to the audio you upload. For public posting, use tracks you own, royalty-free music, or platform-licensed audio in the destination app.

Free Tools

Make Photo Sing — AI Singing Photo Generator

Upload a face photo, add audio, and turn a still image into a singing performance driven by the voice track.

Free
No sign-up
No watermark

Audio

Upload audio or record with microphone.

Upload Audio File

MP3, WAV, M4A, WEBM

Current plan limit: 20 seconds

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Make Photo Sing — AI Singing Photo Generator

Tutorials

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How to Make a Cartoon Character Talk and Sing with AI

Source Materials

Generation

How to Make a Cartoon Character Talk and Sing with AI: Unedited result generated from the displayed inputs 1

Play both results. The first shows normal speech; the second shows the same drawing following melody and sustained syllables. Neither clip is a complete tutorial video—the value here is seeing unedited product evidence.

How to Make a Cartoon Character Talk and Sing with AI: Unedited result generated from the displayed inputs 2

Play both results. The first shows normal speech; the second shows the same drawing following melody and sustained syllables. Neither clip is a complete tutorial video—the value here is seeing unedited product evidence.

Fictional South Asian singer facing the camera with a microphone beside her for a singing-photo sync troubleshooting tutorial

How to Fix a Singing Photo That Is Out of Sync

Diagnose late, early, or weak mouth movement in a singing photo. Fix the source portrait and song clip, regenerate, and compare with a clean raw result.

Make Photo Sing tutorial cover showing one selfie and two songs in a wide layout

Make a Photo Sing with One Selfie and One Song Clip

Use the same selfie with two different songs to create two singing-photo performances. This tutorial shows the FreeLipSync promo version plus a second style variation.

Make a still photo speak

Turn portraits, avatars, and mascots into voice-driven videos from a single image.

Use real voice recordings

Upload narration, greetings, or creator audio to keep the delivery grounded in the original performance.

Good for greetings and explainers

Great for welcome videos, profile intros, lightweight ads, and shareable social clips.

How to make a photo sing

1
Upload a face photo
Add a JPG, PNG, or WebP with one clearly visible face — yours, a friend's (with permission), a pet portrait with a face, or a character.
2
Add the song audio
Upload a vocal track as MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, or FLAC, or record yourself singing. Free accounts support up to 20 seconds; Starter allows 3 minutes and Pro 60 minutes.
3
Generate
The engine animates the mouth to the vocal line with singing-tuned motion, so sustained notes and fast lyrics both read naturally.
4
Preview and share
Play the clip in the browser, sign in to download the watermark-free video, and post it anywhere.