Visual Translate by Vozo - Translate text in your videos without recreating visuals

@mykyta_semenov_ Thanks! Visual Translate currently supports 68 target languages, and our dubbing supports 73 languages. Our dubbing feature also supports voice cloning to preserve the speaker’s voice.

@x_ronxo @x_ronxo Thanks a lot for the kind words!

There actually isn’t a queue on our side. The waiting time mainly comes from processing the video visuals themselves, so depending on the video length and complexity it may take a bit of time to finish.

@airmusic Yes, our AI model separates the video into different visual layers across the entire frame, allowing it to analyze each area throughout the video. It also detect the exact starting and ending frame that text appears and disappear to make an accurate text replacement.

@fanyifanzaiqingdao Good question.

Vozo can work well with tutorial videos that have UI overlays, especially when the overlays include explanatory text such as labels, callouts, or annotations.

For actual UI screenshots or product interfaces, we usually keep them unchanged by default since they often need to stay consistent with the real product UI. If you do want them translated, you can simply select the text area in the editor and regenerate the translation.

Right now Visual Translate works best with videos like training videos, slide videos, and explainers, where the text layer helps explain what’s happening on screen.

@fanyifanzaiqingdao Complex overlaps are something our model can handle reasonably well in many cases today. Feel free to give it a try and see how it works on your videos!

@olivia_ma Yes! You could generate multiple language versions with one click.

@roopreddy Thanks!
We develop our own AI models and system pipeline, combined with some of the most advanced LLMs, to address this problem as there is no solution to achieve this on the market.

@zerotox Yes, Loom videos can definitely be translated.

At the moment, the workflow is to download the video and upload the file to Vozo for processing. We don’t have a direct Loom integration yet.

Once uploaded, Vozo can translate the voice, subtitles, and on-screen text together.

If Loom integration would be useful for your workflow, we’d love to hear more about it!

@ilya_lee Thanks for the thoughtful comment — really glad the on-screen text layer resonates with you!

We’re currently in beta. Processing is handled concurrently, but batch uploading multiple videos isn’t supported yet. It’s on our roadmap and something we plan to add soon.

For API access, we’ll consider opening it up once we see stronger enterprise demand. In the meantime, you’re very welcome to try our SaaS product and share any feedback.

If you’d like to discuss enterprise use cases in more detail, feel free to reach out to our BD team at bd@vozo.ai.

@ilya_lee Appreciate the thoughtful question!

Right now videos are processed individually. Batch uploads and APIs are on our roadmap.

@listsgenie Thanks!

Our lip-sync system is language-independent and works based on audio signals rather than specific languages. In general, if the sounds are similar across languages, the lip movements will also appear similar.

Our LipReal model is trained on a large multilingual dataset, which helps handle these cases well. However, some languages involve different mouth movements that can produce similar sounds, which may occasionally lead to minor inaccuracies.

Feel free to give it a try and see how it works for your use case — we’d love to hear your feedback.

@listsgenie Thanks for the thoughtful question!

Our lip-sync is audio-driven rather than language-specific, so it generally adapts well even across languages like Turkish or Japanese. It’s still improving, but we’ve seen solid results across many multilingual videos.

@zack_zheng Generally, if the text is visible and readable, our system can detect and translate it.

If some text isn’t detected automatically, you can simply select it in the editor and regenerate that region — the system will then process and translate it.