LipDub
Video localization with voice cloning and broadcast-grade lip sync in 80+ languages.
About
LipDub is a video localization platform built for long-form content where the person on camera matters: ads, courses, podcasts, panels, and brand video. Upload a finished video, refine the translation in the editor, and it clones the speaker's voice into 80+ languages with a proprietary lip sync model, then re-adds the original music and effects so the final cut sounds like the original. Multi-speaker content gets distinct voice clones and lip sync per speaker.
The company positions itself against Rask AI and HeyGen for long, real, multi-speaker video, claiming roughly $2 per localized minute versus Rask's roughly $3 and traditional dubbing chains (vendor-reported), with a 1-hour video localizing end to end in about 90 minutes. Plans run Core $29/month (15 min), Growth $99/month (50 min), Scale $249/month (125 min, API), and Enterprise custom. Honest caveats: pricing figures are vendor-reported; it is video-to-video only, with no script-to-avatar generation.
What it can do
- Translation into 80+ languages with editorial control
- Proprietary lip sync model trained per video
- Voice cloning per speaker for multi-speaker content
- Custom vocabulary and translation memory for brand terms
Setup
Sign up at lipdub.ai; upload a finished video to start.
Prerequisites
Source video footage with clearly visible speakers; target language list.
Use cases
Works with
Trust score — 8/10
Scored 8/10 (verified tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: Verified via vendor site/docs/GitHub and reputable coverage, wave 101; Trending score 76/100 from researcher assessment.