Dreamina AI
Dreamina AI drops OmniHuman-1 a new image-to-video model that lip-syncs your portraits with audio and real gestures. It's not perfect but it's a sharp new option in the AI video space.
Overview
Dreamina AI was developed by CapCut, a subsidiary of ByteDance (company behind TikTok). It offeres a host of features form text to image, to image to video, but most interesting one is it's lip sync.
Dreamina's OmniHuman-1 is built to take one still image plus a voice track and spit out a short clip that actually feels human. We’re talking spot-on lip sync expressive gestures and even full-body movement if your source image supports it.
Just drop in an image and audio (or text and select one of the pre-built voices) and you’ll get a 15-second clip that feels personal polished and ready to post. Want vertical? Horizontal? 4:3 nostalgia-core? It’s got you.
And it’s not just for face crops. The model works with full-body shots too and keeps proportions tight so gestures don’t go off the rails.
It also does some animal lip sync, though success rate may vary (check examples below).
Creators can roll out quick clips that look like studio-quality puppet animation. Marketers can humanize brand messages without booking talent. Teachers could make explainer avatars. Game devs and VR creators get a boost too since it gives you a fast way to prototype lifelike characters without a modeling budget.
Right now you’re capped at 15 seconds and the AI handles all the direction. You can’t feed it a prompt like “look left” or in any way drive the animation, you get what it gives. But it's pretty good.
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Lipsync Tips From Real Use
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My tips and tricks for this wild new tool. Animate humans, animals, robots.
This page was last updated on April 9, 2025 at 3:16 PM