Translate.video

About Translate.video

Translate.video, operated by Vitra.ai, dubs and subtitles video into more than 75 languages from a single click, and is built around instant voice cloning: roughly fifty seconds of source audio is enough to produce a clone that then speaks any of the supported languages in the creator's own voice. That is the feature that separates it from straight machine dubbing, where a stranger's synthetic voice reads your script. The workflow covers dubbing, auto-captions and subtitles, lip sync, speaker diarization for multi-speaker recordings, an advanced video editor and AI script generation, with direct publishing paths to YouTube and Instagram and an option to retain the source voice where a full dub is not wanted. The company also ships a sibling product line, Translate.photo, as plugins for Photoshop, Illustrator and Figma that translate design creatives in one click, plus Translate.website for site localisation — so a team localising a campaign can handle video, static creative and landing page from the same vendor. The company reports more than 250,000 creators. Pricing is worth reading carefully because the metering is multi-dimensional: each tier carries separate allowances for dubbing minutes, TTS words, lip-sync minutes and caption minutes, and every dimension has its own published top-up rate that falls as the tier rises, along with per-GB storage and per-month team-seat charges.

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