Beauty & cross-border e-commerce
A product launch recorded once, released in the languages of every store you sell in.
Same face on every storefront, no reshoot per market.
You stay on camera. We swap the language, match your lips to it and keep the voice recognizably yours.
Three steps from one video to a multilingual set
Generated versions do not stop at a download button. They enter the same publishing queue, scheduling and analytics as everything else you post.
One talking-head video, reused across languages and markets.
A product launch recorded once, released in the languages of every store you sell in.
Same face on every storefront, no reshoot per market.
A lesson or teaser filmed in your language, offered to learners who speak another.
New audiences without recording twice.
Founder updates and feature walkthroughs localized for each region's customers.
One message, consistent across regions.
Unboxings and how-to clips translated for the markets where the product ships.
Support content that speaks the buyer's language.
Read this before you upload. Fewer surprises, fewer refunds.
The output goes where your content already lives.
Fix a brand name or a technical term in the transcript and translation, then render. No re-uploading.
Every language version enters the publishing queue with its own captions, hashtags and schedule per platform.
Publish, track and reply on the translated versions from the same place you manage every other post.
Billed by video length, so a short clip stays cheap and you only pay for what you render. Every plan includes translation time.
What people ask before translating their first video
The system transcribes your speech, translates it, generates a voice in the target language modeled on your own, then re-times your mouth movements to match the new audio. You review the script before rendering.
It keeps the tone, pitch and pace of the original speaker, so viewers hear a consistent person across languages. It is not a perfect clone, and you can preview before publishing.
20+ target languages including Spanish, Portuguese, English, Chinese, Japanese and Indonesian. The full list is in the app and only includes pairs we have reviewed.
Yes. Both the transcript and the translation are editable text. Fix names, product terms and idioms, then render.
Typically a few minutes per language version, depending on length and queue. You can start several languages at once.
Yes. Vertical and horizontal inputs are both supported, and each output keeps the original aspect ratio and resolution.
Yes, as long as you hold the rights to the original footage and the voice on it. Do not translate other people's content without permission.
The two pages look similar. The difference is whether you stay on camera.
| Video translation | Presenter swap | |
|---|---|---|
| Who is on camera in the result? | You, unchanged | A different presenter |
| What changes? | Language, lip sync and voice | Face, language, lip sync and voice |
| Best for | Creators and founders whose face is the brand | Brands entering a market with a local-looking presenter |
| Source requirements | One presenter, clear face | One presenter, clear face, plus a consented replacement face |
Upload a talking-head clip and get your first language version in minutes.