AI Lip-Sync Video Translator

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Turn a talking video into another language while keeping the speaker's own voice. The mouth movements are adjusted to match the new speech, so the result looks as if it was recorded in that language.

Why use the video translator?

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Keeps the original voice

The translated speech sounds like the same person, with a similar tone and way of speaking.

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Natural lip sync

Lip movements are re-synced to the translated words, so viewers see the speaker actually saying them.

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170+ languages and dialects

Choose a main language or a regional variant, such as Mexican Spanish or Brazilian Portuguese, for the right accent.

How it works

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Upload video

Add an MP4, WebM or MOV up to 120 seconds, ideally with one clearly visible face speaking.

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Choose language and mode

Pick the target language, then choose Precision for the best lip sync or Speed for faster results.

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Download

Processing runs in the cloud. Preview and download the translated video from the panel or your history.

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Precision spends more effort on matching the lips to the new speech and gives the most natural result. Speed finishes faster and costs half as much, with slightly less exact lip sync.

More than 170 languages and regional dialects, including variants of English, Spanish, Arabic, French, Portuguese and Chinese, so you can choose the accent your audience expects.

A clip up to 120 seconds with one person whose face is clearly visible and who speaks toward the camera. Clear audio without loud background music also helps.

The video length is rounded up to the next second and multiplied by 16 credits per second in Precision or 8 in Speed. A 30-second clip costs 480 credits in Precision or 240 in Speed.

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