Rask AI localizes video and audio by translating and dubbing it into more than 135 languages. It clones the speaker's voice in 32+ languages, detects multiple speakers automatically, adds auto-generated captions, and offers lip-sync so translated audio matches the picture. The translated transcript can be edited before rendering, which lets teams correct terminology and redub. Over 4,000,000 users are cited, it is SOC 2 Type II certified, and an API handles large volumes. Paid plans run $39 per month for Creator, $99 for Creator Pro, and $249 for Business, billed monthly, with a free trial of 3 minutes.
Marketing teams use it to take campaign videos to new regions, and course creators redub entire libraries for international students. Podcasters and media companies translate shows while keeping the original voices, and corporate training groups localize compliance and onboarding content. Small businesses and creators can start with a single video, while enterprises add security reviews, custom integrations, and managed quality assurance. Teams that need approval on the exact wording value the editable transcript step before the final export.
A podcast host can translate episodes into several languages and publish them in a cloned voice. An online educator can redub a full course, and a company can swap expensive human translators for a repeatable workflow, with one customer reporting savings of 10-12k pounds. A video team can use lip-sync on speaker-led footage and generate captions in the same pass. Developers translate hours of audio and video daily by calling the API, and larger teams review and manage batches of video together on the Business plan.
