Lock the audio before generating a lip-sync clip

I'm on the FreeLipSync team. For a talking-photo or video project, one useful editing habit is to finish the spoken audio before generating the lip-sync version.

Listen once without the picture: are the words final, are the pauses where you want them, and does the ending feel complete? A small script change later can mean generating the clip again.

Then use your own photo or video with that audio in FreeLipSync. Review the result at normal speed, especially the first and last words, before bringing it into your editor for captions, music, or a closing card.

Where does your workflow usually need another pass: changing the script, adjusting the audio timing, or fitting the finished clip into the edit?