Israel-based AI startup D-ID has unveiled an innovative video translation tool that is set to revolutionize how content creators reach global audiences. Named ‘Video Translate,’ this cutting-edge tool not only translates videos into different languages but also clones the speaker’s voice and synchronizes their lip movements to match the translated language seamlessly.
D-ID’s new tool is available to existing subscribers at no additional cost, allowing creators to effortlessly produce multilingual videos that resonate with viewers worldwide. The company highlights that this tool is particularly advantageous for creators involved in large-scale campaigns, as it enables them to make a global impact swiftly and effectively. The tool supports videos up to 5 minutes in length and with a maximum file size of 2GB. It works best when there is a single person in the frame facing the camera.
The Video Translate tool is also poised to make significant contributions to the education sector. Teachers can use it to translate courses into multiple languages, making education more accessible to students worldwide. Additionally, corporations can leverage this tool to address localization challenges, potentially saving substantial costs in the process.
While the market offers several video translation tools, they often cater primarily to large organizations or high-profile creators, limiting their accessibility. D-ID’s Video Translate stands out by offering a user-friendly solution that brings advanced translation capabilities within reach of a broader audience. Other companies, like ElevenLabs, Speechify, and Captions.ai, also provide voice cloning and AI translation services, but D-ID’s new tool distinguishes itself with its seamless integration of voice and visual synchronization.
Currently, the Video Translate tool is available in D-ID Studio, where subscribers can explore its features for a month at no additional cost. This initiative by D-ID promises to enhance global communication and broaden the reach of content across language barriers.
