Rask AI
Rask AI allows content creators to translate videos into over 130 languages, matching the speaker's original voice tone and syncing lip movements perfectly.
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About Rask AI
What it is
Rask AI dubs video into other languages. It transcribes the original, translates it, and generates speech in the new language, optionally in a voice cloned from the original speaker, with lip movement matched to the new audio.
Why it's different
It covers a wide spread of languages and carries the speaker's voice across them, which is the difference between a localised video and an obviously dubbed one. The limitation is the one every automated translation has, and it is worth stating plainly: it will produce fluent, confident, wrong translations, particularly around idiom, product names and anything technical. Nobody on your team may be able to read the output well enough to catch it, so budget for a native speaker to check anything customer-facing.
How people use it
Taking existing marketing or training video into new markets. Course material for an international audience. Subtitling and dubbing a back catalogue. Testing whether a market responds before localising properly. Have a person review the translated script before the audio is generated rather than after, because fixing it at the script stage costs nothing.
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