AI video translation with voice cloning and lip sync in 40+ languages
AI long video generator for YouTube
Stage
Startup
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Founded
2024
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Based in
DE
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Pricing model
Paid
Paid
Pricing
One-time credits or subscription plans: Monthly plan starting at €89/month (€3.56 per credit, 25 credits), with up to 21% savings compared to one-time purchase. Yearly plans offer up to 41% savings. Enterprise plans available with custom pricing via invoice. Credits cost 1 per minute of video per la
Starter: $29/month (300 credits, approximately 30 minutes of video). Creator: $79/month (1,000 credits, approximately 100 minutes of video). Pro: $199/month (3,000 credits, approximately 300 minutes of video). About 16 credits per finished minute of long video.
Key features
Voice cloning that preserves the original speaker's voice characteristics in the translated language
Lip sync technology that matches mouth movements to the translated audio
Support for 40+ target languages and dialects
Multi-speaker detection and per-segment speaker assignment
Unlimited translation revisions with word-level editing control
Automatic subtitle generation in translated languages
API access for automation and bulk processing
Custom glossary for brand-specific terminology
Unlimited users and team collaboration with role-based access
Support for videos with background music and ambient sound
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What makes it different
Handles occluded faces by reading hidden features and preserving lip movement without artifacts
Personal support from real human experts available during working hours
All features included in every plan with no feature tiers or paywalls
No camera or editing software required; complete videos generated in one pass from a topic, script or voiceover
Pay only for finished video length with exact cost preview before rendering; failed renders refunded automatically
Works for any narrated faceless format from documentaries to sleep stories, mysteries and explainers
One-click YouTube Shorts generation from any long video with new hook automatically written