Brainiall Dubbing
Make your video speak any language
Video dubbing powered by Brainiall Dubbing engine. Submit a video and a target language; an asynchronous job
transcribes the speech, translates each segment, synthesizes
target-language audio, time-fits every clip to the original timing,
and returns a fully dubbed video. A fast /preview endpoint returns the
translated transcript before you commit to a full render. Priced per minute of video β and every job ships with a per-segment
transcript, so you can see exactly what was said and how it was translated.
How we compare
Video dubbing is sold as a credit-based studio product (ElevenLabs Dubbing), a subscription localisation suite (Rask), or an avatar-video platform where dubbing is one feature among many (HeyGen). The hyperscalers ship the building blocks β transcription, translation, speech synthesis β but no single API that runs the whole dubbing pipeline. Brainiall is one REST call: submit a video, poll a job, get a dubbed video back β self-serve from the first call, priced per minute.
| Provider | Shape | Pricing model | Approx. price | Onboarding |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brainiall Dubbing | REST: /create /job /preview β dubbed video + per-segment transcript | Per minute of video | $0.25 / minute | Self-serve, instant API key |
| ElevenLabs Dubbing | Studio product + API; credit-metered | Credit bundles / subscription | ~$1+ / minute equivalent | Self-serve, credit-metered |
| Rask AI | Video-localisation suite (web app + API) | Subscription + minute bundles | ~$0.50β1 / minute (plan-dependent) | Self-serve, subscription |
| HeyGen | AI-avatar video platform; dubbing is one feature | Subscription / credits | Plan-dependent | Self-serve, subscription |
| AWS / Azure / GCP | Transcription, translation and speech synthesis as separate APIs β no end-to-end dubbing API | β | Assemble it yourself | β |
Prices are list-price approximations for orientation, not quotes β most dubbing vendors price by subscription or credits, so per-minute figures are estimates. Always check each vendor's current terms.
Pricing
One per-minute price for the whole pipeline β transcription, translation, synthesis and remux included. The free tier is enough to dub real clips end to end and wire dubbing into a workflow.
Free
$0/mo
10 dubbing jobs/month Β· all 3 endpoints Β· preview is always free
Starter
$29/mo
~120 minutes of video/month Β· per-segment transcript included
Pro
$119/mo
~600 minutes of video/month Β· priority queue Β· 99.5% SLA
Business
$399/mo
~2,400 minutes of video/month Β· dedicated capacity Β· email + Slack support
PAYG: $0.25 / minute of processed video (Brainiall Dubbing engine). The /preview endpoint and job-status polling are always free β you only pay
when you create a dub. No minimum spend, no contract β the same single API key and
usage-based billing as the rest of the catalog.
Three endpoints
# Submit a video as raw bytes, a multipart file upload, or {"video": "<base64>"}.
# 1. Create β submit a video, get a job_id back immediately
POST https://api.brainiall.com/v1/dubbing/create
body: {"video": "<base64>", "target_lang": "pt", "source_lang": "en"}
-> {"job_id": "a1b2c3d4", "status": "queued",
"poll_url": "/v1/dubbing/job/a1b2c3d4",
"engine": "Brainiall Dubbing engine"}
# 2. Job β poll until the dubbed video is ready (polling is free)
GET https://api.brainiall.com/v1/dubbing/job/a1b2c3d4
-> {"status": "completed", "progress": 1.0, "duration_s": 92.4,
"segment_count": 24,
"result": {"dubbed_video": "<base64 mp4>", "target_lang": "pt",
"segments": [{"start": 0.0, "end": 3.2,
"original_text": "Welcome to the demo.",
"translated_text": "Bem-vindo a demonstracao.",
"voice": "af_heart"}]}}
# 3. Preview β fast translated-transcript preview, no render (free)
POST https://api.brainiall.com/v1/dubbing/preview
body: {"video": "<base64>", "target_lang": "pt"}
-> {"source_lang": "en", "target_lang": "pt",
"segments": [{"start": 0.0, "end": 3.2,
"original_text": "Welcome to the demo.",
"translated_text": "Bem-vindo a demonstracao."}]}create is asynchronous: it returns a job_id instantly and
renders in the background, so a long video never blocks your request. Poll job for progress until status is completed β polling never counts against your quota.
How dubbing works
One create call runs the whole pipeline. Every stage is explainable β
the finished job hands back the per-segment transcript and translation it used.
- Transcribe with timing. The original audio track is transcribed to word-level timestamps, then grouped into natural speech segments at sentence and pause boundaries.
- Translate segment by segment. Each segment is translated into the target language independently, so timing and meaning stay aligned.
- Synthesize and time-fit. Target-language speech is synthesized for each segment and time-fitted so it lands in the original segment's slot β a translation that would overrun is gently compressed rather than allowed to drift.
- Multi-speaker aware. With diarization enabled, each speaker keeps a distinct voice across the whole video.
- Remux, original video untouched. The new audio track is muxed onto the original video stream β the picture is copied through, never re-encoded.
What it's for
- Marketing & growth: localise launch videos, ads and social clips into every market you sell in β without a studio booking.
- Courses & training: take one recording of a lesson or onboarding module and ship it in every language your learners speak.
- Product & demos: dub walkthroughs and release videos so every region sees the product in its own language.
- Media & creators: re-voice long-form video and podcasts to reach audiences beyond the original language.
- Accessibility & reach: pair the per-segment transcript with the dubbed track for subtitles and searchable copy in both languages.
- One bill, one key: same Brainiall API key and usage-based billing as the rest of the catalog β no separate dubbing vendor to procure.
Press kit & resources
What reviewers, integrators and procurement teams typically ask for.
OpenAPI spec
The machine-readable OpenAPI 3.1 definition for the whole catalog, including all three dubbing endpoints and their schemas.
View specAPI reference
OpenAPI spec, the request/response schema, the job lifecycle, error codes and rate limits.
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