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Short answer
Not on KreatorFlow. Singing photos use Lip Sync (OmniHuman 2.0), which needs a paid account: any plan, from $19 for the first month on Creator, or a credit pack from $8 with no subscription. The shortest clip (4 seconds) is 16 credits at 720p. A video that fails gives its credits back. KreatorFlow is an official partner of BytePlus, a ByteDance company. As of 1 November 2026.
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The lowest-cost way to make a photo sing
- 1
Pick a credit pack or a plan
A credit pack from $8 unlocks Lip Sync with no subscription. A plan suits you if you will make videos every month.
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Trim the song first
You pay per second of audio, so cut long intros and start near the first line. A chorus is often enough.
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Test at 720p
720p is 4 credits per second and 6 at 1080p. Make the hardest part at 720p before you make the full song.
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Generate in Lip Sync
Upload the photo and the vocal, see the price, and press Generate. A video that fails gives its credits back.
What a singing photo costs on KreatorFlow
Credits per started second of audio, from the code the studio charges with.
| Song length | 720p | 1080p |
|---|---|---|
| 4 seconds | 16 credits | 24 credits |
| 15 seconds | 60 credits | 90 credits |
| 30 seconds | 120 credits | 180 credits |
| 1 minute | 240 credits | 360 credits |
| 5 minutes | 1,200 credits | 1,800 credits |
Is there a free way to make a photo sing?
Not on KreatorFlow. Singing photos use Lip Sync (OmniHuman 2.0), which needs a paid account: any plan, from $19 for the first month on Creator, or a credit pack from $8 with no subscription. The shortest clip (4 seconds) is 16 credits at 720p.
Free singing-photo offers elsewhere usually come with a watermark, a few seconds of output, a lower size or a trial that renews into a paid plan. Read those terms before you upload a photo.
Why is Lip Sync not free on KreatorFlow?
Every second of a singing video is made by OmniHuman 2.0, ByteDance's audio-driven model, and costs real computing time. KreatorFlow is an official partner of BytePlus, a ByteDance company and runs the model through BytePlus. The free credits on a new account work on images and other tools, not on Lip Sync, which needs a paid plan or a credit pack.
How to spend as few credits as possible
The video is exactly as long as your audio, so the audio decides the price.
- Clips under 4 seconds are charged as 4 seconds, so a very short test costs the same as a 4-second one
- Cut silence and long instrumental intros before you upload
- Use a vocal-only stem or a quiet mix, so you do not have to redo a take
- Test the hardest part at 720p, then make the full song
- A failed video gives its credits back automatically
Consent and responsible use
Lip Sync makes the person in a photo say whatever the audio says, so use it only with permission. You must be the person in the photo or have their permission to make them speak, and you must have the right to use the voice and any music. On the website you confirm this the first time you generate with a new photo.
Never use it to deceive: no impersonation, no fake statements from real people, no harassment. Sexual content is never allowed, nor anything involving someone under 18, and photos with nudity or of minors are refused before anything is charged. When you share a realistic talking video of a real person, say that it is AI-generated. To report misuse, write to support@kreatorflow.ai.
Frequently asked questions
Can you make a photo sing for free?
Not on KreatorFlow. Singing photos use Lip Sync (OmniHuman 2.0), which needs a paid account: any plan, from $19 for the first month on Creator, or a credit pack from $8 with no subscription. The shortest clip (4 seconds) is 16 credits at 720p.
Do new KreatorFlow accounts get free Lip Sync credits?
New accounts get a few free credits for images and other tools, not for Lip Sync. Lip Sync needs a paid plan or a credit pack.
Do I need a subscription to make a photo sing?
No. A credit pack from $8 unlocks Lip Sync with no subscription.
How much does a 15-second singing clip cost?
60 credits at 720p and 90 at 1080p.
Is there a watermark on singing photos?
No. Lip Sync videos have no watermark.
