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Standard Mode vs. Precision Mode: What's the Difference?
Standard Mode vs. Precision Mode: What's the Difference?
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Vozo provides two modes for lip syncing: Standard Mode and Precision Mode. Each is tailored to meet different project needs, depending on the complexity of the video and your desired output quality. Below, we’ll break down the differences to help you decide which mode best fits your requirements.

Note: Choosing between modes is a feature available to members only. Free users will automatically use Standard Mode by default.

Key Differences

Standard Mode

Precision Mode

Speed

Fast: Estimated 10 minutes in the queue and processing.

Slow: Estimated 2 hours in the queue and processing.

Ideal For

Most front-facing videos.

Side profiles or videos with detailed facial features, such as beards or moles.

Not Suitable For

Side profiles or videos with detailed facial features, such as beards or moles.

Videos with static or minimal mouth movement.

When to Choose Standard Mode

The Standard Mode is optimized for speed and works well for most general cases, such as:

  • Everyday videos where speed is essential.

  • Shorter videos with clear, front-facing speakers.

  • Projects where a quick turnaround is more important than fine details.

If you're a free user, the Standard Mode will be applied by default.

Examples of videos suitable for standard mode

⬆️ Examples of videos suitable for standard mode

When to Choose Precision Mode

The Precision Mode provides greater accuracy and attention to detail. It’s ideal for:

  • Videos with side profiles or complex facial details, such as facial hair or distinguishing features.

  • Professional content where high-quality lip syncing is crucial.

  • Projects requiring more polished and precise results.

Examples of videos suitable for precision mode

⬆️ Examples of videos suitable for precision mode

Note: Precision Mode relies on learning the mouth movements from the original video. It is not suitable for videos with static or minimal mouth movement, such as AI-generated videos where the speaker's mouth does not move naturally.

While Precision Mode offers superior results, it has a slower processing time, which may take up to 2 hours, depending on the length of your video and the current traffic on Vozo.

Not Sure Which Mode to Choose?

If you're still unsure which mode to select, start with Standard Mode to quickly get a result. If you're satisfied with the outcome, you can download it directly.

If the results don’t meet your expectations, you can easily switch to the other mode in the editor and process the video again for free.

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