AI multilingual voice-over audio
Turn prepared scripts into narration audio for every market
AI Multilingual Dubbing turns prepared scripts into voice-over audio for each language and market, read by a locale-ready voice and organized by segment. Tracks come as MP3 for direct use or as WAV or FLAC for editing, in up to 40 languages including Chinese, English, and Japanese. AI Multilingual Dubbing works in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other agents that run Skills.
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Multilingual voice-over audio you can review market by market
Start from market-ready spoken copy
Keep product names, claims, numbers, and calls to action clear in every script before audio production.
Cast for each audience
Choose from voices that support the target language and compare previews with a representative pilot.
Pilot timing before scale
Test a representative segment for pronunciation, pace, tone, and returned duration before producing the rest.
How it is made
Know what every market will hear before audio production
Organize languages and natural segments, shape the spoken wording, and protect names, offers, numbers, and calls to action.
Review every language and segment clearly · Keep market-specific wording attached to its audio · Record pronunciation and timing targets before the pilot
Test one meaningful segment for every market
Review the voice, pronunciation, pace, tone, format, and returned duration before producing the remaining narration.
Audition available voice previews first · Use a representative high-risk line · Revise only the market or segment that needs another take
Narration tracks for video, learning, product, and campaign teams
Product and marketing videos
Create localized narration audio for launches, explainers, ads, and cross-border commerce videos from prepared scripts.
Courses and training libraries
Organize narration by language, lesson, and module, with a representative timing and pronunciation pilot.
Creator and social videos
Prepare reusable voice-over tracks for channels publishing the same story in several markets.
Short drama and episodic narration
Produce dialogue or narration as organized audio segments for translation, editing, synchronization, and the wider localization workflow.
Inputs and outputs
Input · Text — Prepared script for each language and market
Output · Audio — Voice-over tracks organized by language, market, and segment
- Formats
- MP3, WAV, FLAC
- Specifications
- 40 languages
| Input or output | Type | Formats | Specifications |
|---|---|---|---|
| Input | Text — Prepared script for each language and market | — | — |
| Output | Audio — Voice-over tracks organized by language, market, and segment | MP3, WAV, FLAC | 40 languages |
Specifications last checked · Sources: Model catalog · Documentation · Terms of Service
Install tested in Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot CLI, Grok CLI, and Antigravity CLI. All results
Questions
What do I need for each language?
A script in each language. The wording can be tuned for local speech, and the tracks come organized by market and segment for lip sync and editing.
Which voice is used for each language?
Each market gets a voice that supports its language and suits its audience; one voice can carry across markets when its languages and delivery fit the whole campaign.
How are the tracks organized?
One track per segment, grouped by market and language, as MP3 for direct use or WAV or FLAC for editing.
Can the narration match a video's length?
Yes. Give the target duration, and the script length and pace are set to fit it.
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