Illustrated music · singing cartoon
Singing Cartoon
A singing cartoon used to mean a rigger, a viseme pack, and a week on the timeline. Here it means a character sheet plus a track. The detector is trained on illustrated mouths — even simple two-frame comic mouths — so the song does not get mapped like a photograph of a person. Mascots and original drawings qualify. If the still is clearly anime-style, open Singing Anime instead.
Three steps. That is the whole job.
- 1
Upload a video or photo
A clear, front-facing face works best. Or pick a sample in the studio.
- 2
Add audio or a script
Type the line and pick a voice, drop a file, or record. No timeline.
- 3
Generate lip sync
AI matches the mouth to every word. Then download the MP4.
Make a video
Make the cartoon sing
150 credits · $1.50
Upload a video or photo
Click to add a photo, or drop a file here
Character library
Pick a saved look or a public character, then generate. You can still upload your own still.
No avatar selected yet
Public library
7 looks
Add audio or a script
Generate lip sync
150 credits · $1.50 · Log in
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Your video
Nothing here yet. Add a face, add words, then press Make a video. The clip will play in this box.
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Why people use singing cartoon
Drawn mouths, not photo mouths
The cartoon singing model expects line art and cel shading. It will not try to invent photoreal teeth on a mascot.
Mascots included
If the brand character has a face, it can perform the jingle. Keep usage rights in mind.
Faster than a lip-sync pass in After Effects
No replacement animation set. Audio in, singing cartoon out.
Pairs with talking cartoon
Dialogue scenes use talking cartoon. Musical numbers use this page.
Three simple steps
- Step 1
Upload the character
Front-facing, unobstructed mouth, one character per image.
- Step 2
Add the song
Keep the vocal loud relative to the bed.
- Step 3
Generate
If the mouth is a tiny dot, crop in and rerun.
What this clip costs in credits
Every singing cartoon job uses the same meter: 150 credits ($1.50) for the first 30 seconds, then 5 credits ($0.05) per extra second. Subscriptions price credits at $0.01; one-time packs are $0.08 each.
| Duration | credits | Generation price |
|---|---|---|
| 15s | 150 | $1.50 |
| 30s | 150 | $1.50 |
| 45s | 225 | $2.25 |
| 60s | 300 | $3.00 |
| 90s | 450 | $4.50 |
| 120s | 600 | $6.00 |
First 30 seconds = 150 credits ($1.50). Plan credits roll over while you stay subscribed.
Good for
Jingle spots
A 10-second mascot chorus for paid social.
Kids’ content
A storybook character singing the refrain.
Streamer intros
A VTuber-adjacent still that sings the stinger.
Common questions about singing cartoon
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Anime Lip Sync
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Singing Anime
Turn an anime-style still into a singing video. LipSyncing AI times small illustrated mouths to the chorus without stretching them into a photoreal jaw.