Genve.ai
Genve.ai translates spoken video content and creates a dubbed version with voice cloning and optional lip-sync. The workflow targets creators adapting a video for another audience, marketers localizing product demonstrations, and educators translating course material. You upload the source video and choose the target language rather than record the presentation again.
Translation, dubbing and mouth alignment
The Genve product page describes a sequence that transcribes speech, translates the transcript and generates a cloned version of the original voice. Its lip-sync engine then adjusts the speaker's mouth movements to match the translated audio. The Spanish-to-English example in its FAQ instructs the user to select English and enable the Lip-Sync option after uploading.
These are separate parts of localization to evaluate in your output. Listen to the translated wording and voice, then inspect the visible speaker's alignment. The site also lists captioning and multi-file processing, which can help when preparing several localized assets.
Use it through a browser
Genve.ai is browser based and does not require an app download. The publisher names Chrome, Safari and Edge, with access through desktop computers, phones and tablets. Uploading, translating and downloading are part of the mobile-browser workflow as well.
The homepage and pricing table show different language totals, so check that your specific target language and accent are available before planning a batch. That is more useful than relying on a headline language count when the project requires a particular audience.
Duration-based credits and plan choices
Translation is billed at half a credit per thirty seconds for each target language. The pricing FAQ rounds duration up to the next thirty-second block. Its examples charge a one-minute, twenty-five-second video at one and a half credits for one language, and a two-minute video at four credits for two languages.
The captured annual-billing view lists Starter at $12 per month with 360 credits per year, Creator at $29 with 1,440 and Scale at $79 with 4,320. Starter lists 1080p output; Creator and Scale list 4K. New users receive three trial opportunities to translate three videos. The pricing FAQ says subscription fees are not refundable and unused credits require an active subscription to be usable. Compare the actual trial output and confirm billing terms before committing to recurring localization work.