Manual video translation eats up days you don't have. Recording voiceovers across languages—then syncing everything—drains time most creators can't spare. Translate Videos tackles this grunt work for you.
Upload your content. Pick from dozens of target languages (Italian, Russian, even Tok Pisin and Manx). It clones your voice and matches lip movements to translated dialogue. A YouTuber running software tutorials can push identical content to German and Indonesian audiences—no voice actors needed, no awkward dubbing.
Voice cloning captures natural speech patterns and tones. Lip sync keeps mouths aligned with new audio tracks. Processing takes up to 8 hours on subscription plans. Not lightning-fast when you're racing a publishing deadline.
Plans start at $29.99 monthly—four videos up to 15 minutes each. Standard tier runs $39.99 for six videos. Business accounts cost $49.99 and handle eight videos monthly. There's a pay-per-video option at $12.99 that allows 30-minute videos (instead of the 15-minute subscription cap).
Cancel anytime. No commitment locks you in.
Compare eight hours of processing to weeks of manual translation work—the time savings hit hard. Corporate training departments and educational content creators likely benefit most. The 15-minute limit on subscriptions might frustrate podcast producers or anyone working with longer formats.
