Vaani dubs video into more than forty languages using a cloned version of the original speaker’s voice, with scene-aware translation and lip-sync as an option. Keeping the speaker’s own voice across languages is what separates a dub that feels like the same person from one that reads as a replacement narrator.
Scene awareness addresses the failure that makes machine dubbing obvious: a line translated without regard to what is happening on screen lands wrong in tone or register even when the words are correct. Running several passes per job targets that.
Voice cloning requires the speaker’s consent, and translations for published content should have a native reviewer before release. A free trial covers evaluation on a real clip, which is the only way to judge a specific language pair.
