AI video with voiceover in 12 languages
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Optimirox makes the whole video — scenes, on-screen text, music, subtitles and the voiceover — in the language you choose, so a business selling in several countries can publish native-language short videos without hiring a voice actor or an editor for each one.
The 12 languages are English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Turkish, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Russian and Uzbek in both Latin and Cyrillic script. Write the brief in one language and publish in another, preview 6 AI voices before you choose, and add subtitles in 4 styles and a track from a library of 28. To reach a new market, copy a finished draft, switch the language and render again: each version is 24 credits, and the voice is recorded only at render time.
Which languages can the voiceover speak?
Text and voiceover are available in 12 languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Turkish, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Russian and Uzbek (Latin and Cyrillic). The output language is set independently of the language you write the brief in, so you can write in English and publish in German.
Voices you can hear first
Pick from 6 AI voices and play a sample of each before choosing. The voice is recorded only when the video is rendered, so editing the text never pays for the voice twice.
One video, many markets
Make the video once, copy it into a new draft, switch the language and render again. The AI translates the frames; check the result with someone who knows the market before you publish.
Subtitles and music
Add subtitles in one of 4 styles — useful because most short video is watched muted — and a background track from a library of 28.
How much does a video with a voiceover cost?
The voice itself is 4 credits, recorded only when the video renders. Each language version is its own render with its own voice, so budget up to 24 credits per language — Standard’s 500 credits a month cover about 20 versions.
Questions about this tool
- Is the translation done for me?
- Yes. Choose the output language and the AI writes the frames and the narration in it. As with any machine translation, review it before publishing.