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Reach a global audience, unlock new revenue, & scale your video & audio content production with Verbalate's universal translation & lip-sync software.

How Verbalate can help you:

Translate video content into multiple languages with voice cloning and lip-sync technology.
Enhance global reach of online courses by breaking down language barriers.
Connect creators and influencers with international audiences through localized video content.
Provide companies the tools to globalize product marketing videos for a deeper customer connection worldwide.

Why choose Verbalate: Key features

Advanced voice cloning in 29 languages and over 50 accents.
Optional lip-sync to match spoken words with on-screen lip movements.
High-accuracy translations reviewed by humans for over 200 languages (Enterprise).
API for easy integration into products or services (Enterprise).

Who should choose Verbalate:

E-Learning platforms seeking to expand globally.
Content creators and YouTubers aiming to engage with international audiences.
Companies needing to localize their product marketing videos for international markets.

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April 2024

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