Sync. lipsync MCP — guide skill for dubbing & lip sync
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Official MCP for the sync. lipsync API: re-time mouths in existing footage to new or translated audio.
- Type: Guide · Dubbing & lip sync
- Slug:
sync-lipsync - Status: live
- Publisher: sync. (community)
- License: unknown
- Source: https://sync.so/docs/plugins-and-extensions/mcp-server
- Works in: Claude Code, Cursor, Any MCP client
- Requires: SYNC_API_KEY
- Cost: Usage-based
What it does
sync. (Synchronicity Labs) makes lipsync models that edit an existing video so the speaker's mouth matches a new audio track, the last step of a dubbing or line-replacement edit. Its open-source MCP server generates tools from the API spec at startup and works in Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor and Windsurf.
Use when
- lip-sync a dubbed video
- replace a line of dialogue after the shoot
- localize a talking-head ad
Install
- Claude Code:
claude mcp add sync -- npx -y @sync.so/mcp-server --api-key YOUR_API_KEY
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- OpenMontage Localization & Dub: Transcript-first translation of an existing video into subtitles, dubbed audio and optional lip-synced language variants