One video, every market
AI video dubbing replaces a video's speech with generated audio in another language and re-syncs the mouth movement, so a translated version does not read as dubbed.
3layers handled: translation, voice, lip sync
video · 16x9use-cases/localization-dubbing/hero-dubbing-16x9.mp4The same clip in three languages
Examples
One clip, several languages
video · 16x9use-cases/localization-dubbing/sample-original-16x9.mp4Original language
video · 16x9use-cases/localization-dubbing/sample-dubbed-16x9.mp4Dubbed version
Process
How it works
01
Supply the video
The original, in its original language.
02
Choose target languages
Each becomes its own generated version.
03
Generate and re-sync
Speech translated, voice kept, mouth movement matched.
Capabilities
What it handles
Translation and speech
Target-language audio generated, not subtitled.
The same voice
Cloning keeps the character consistent across markets.
Lip movement
Re-synced so it does not read as dubbed.
Per-market cost
A generation rather than a production.
Comparison
Compared with traditional dubbing
| Traditional | With Votocon | |
|---|---|---|
| Per language | Studio and voice talent | A generation |
| Voice consistency | A different actor each market | The same voice |
| Lip sync | Accepted mismatch | Re-synced |
| Turnaround | Weeks | Hours |
Explore
Related use cases
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is AI video dubbing?
It replaces the spoken audio in a video with generated speech in another language and adjusts the mouth movement to match, which is what separates it from a voiceover laid over unchanged footage.
Can the voice stay recognisably the same?
Yes, with cloning. The same voice character carries across languages, so a brand does not sound like a different person in each market.
How accurate is the translation?
Good enough for most commercial material, but it is machine translation. Anything legal, medical or high-stakes should be reviewed by someone who speaks the language.
Does the lip movement really match?
Re-syncing is what makes it convincing. Without it, translated audio over original footage is immediately obvious.
How many languages can I produce?
As many as the speech models cover. Each additional market is a generation rather than another production.