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#1 of 12 systemsAverage WER across 5 languages
5 languages · 5,000 clips · about 41 hours
Video translation for global teams
Give global teams and audiences a version they can watch, hear, or read without recreating the source. VoicePing turns one business recording into practical localized outputs.


Hear the English original and five VoicePing-dubbed versions.
One recording, three outcomes
Deliver the same message as translated subtitles, dubbed video or audio, or a searchable translated transcript with an AI summary.
Translate a Video

Built for accuracy
VoicePing keeps the original meaning clear across languages, makes subtitles easy to follow, and delivers natural-sounding dubbed speech.

Average WER across 5 languages
5 languages · 5,000 clips · about 41 hours
Overall translation score
100 English sentences evaluated across 8 models
Note: VoicePing benchmark results. Accuracy may vary by audio quality, speakers, language, and environment.
Video translation pricing
Select the translation minutes and workspace capacity that match how often you create translated transcripts, subtitles, and dubbed media.
For occasional video translation.
Free Forever
Free Forever
For small teams translating business videos.
$63/month
$41.25/month billed yearly
$82.5/month billed yearly
$165/month billed yearly
For ongoing, higher-volume localization.
$473/month
$330/month billed yearly
Annual prices are shown as monthly equivalents and billed yearly. Prices include tax.
See all plansFAQ
Answers about supported files, available outputs, regulated-content review, and where translated results are saved.
A completed job can provide the source transcript, one translated transcript, an AI summary, ASS or SRT subtitle files, a subtitle-embedded video, or dubbed video. Available media output depends on the source file and selected settings.
VoicePing accepts common audio and video formats including MP3, WAV, MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, and WebM. Each uploaded file can be up to 2 GB.
VoicePing can help localize approved training and product-education recordings for regional teams, distributors, pharmacies, or healthcare professionals. Medical, legal, and market-specific claims still require the organization’s normal local review and approval.
The current File Transcribe interface generates dubbed output in the selected translation language, but it does not expose lip-sync, voice-cloning, or voice-selection controls.
The processed recording opens as a Meeting Log, where teams can return to the source transcript, translation, recording, and AI summary.

Turn one recording into content global audiences can watch, hear, or read.