# Lip-sync quality checklist — a practical guide The goal here is a short clip that looks natural, finished in minutes rather than an afternoon. A one-page check I run before I share a talking video from [Fameo](https://fameo.ai). ## Image - [ ] Front-facing, with the mouth visible - [ ] Face large in the frame - [ ] No hands, toys, or deep shadows covering the lips - [ ] I have the right to use this still ## Audio and script - [ ] First version is 10–20 seconds - [ ] Pauses between sentences - [ ] Text I would actually say, or audio I recorded / licensed - [ ] The tool page matches the job (pet, cartoon, drawing, singing, or [multi-talk video](https://fameo.ai/lip-sync-generators/ai-multi-talk)) ## Review - [ ] Watched with sound - [ ] Watched with sound off — the mouth still reads as speech - [ ] Exported in HD - [ ] Caption or context makes it clear this is a generated talking still - [ ] No unauthorized likeness or impersonation Treat the first export as a draft; small script edits are cheaper than a second photo shoot.