Overview
Video Translate takes any MP4 video and re-voices it in over 150 languages, syncing the translated audio to the on-screen speaker's lip movements. Instead of hiring a dubbing studio or producing separate cuts for each market, you upload one file and get back a localized version ready to publish. On Picasso IA, the whole process runs in your browser with no software to install. Whether you're localizing a product demo for a Latin American audience or dubbing a training video for a multilingual team, the model handles transcription, translation, voice synthesis, and lip sync in a single pass.
How It Works
- Upload your MP4 video file using the file picker on the model page.
- Select your target language from the full list of 150+ supported locales, including regional variants like Brazilian Portuguese, Mexican Spanish, and Cantonese Traditional.
- Choose a translation mode: Speed for fast turnaround on drafts, or Precision for higher-quality output on final deliveries.
- Hit generate and wait while the model transcribes the original speech, translates it, synthesizes a new voice, and syncs everything to the speaker's mouth movements.
- Download the finished MP4 with the dubbed audio embedded, ready to share or drop into your existing workflow.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need programming skills or technical knowledge to use this?
No, just open Video Translate on Picasso IA, adjust the settings you want, and hit generate.
Is it free to try?
You can run Video Translate directly on Picasso IA without any special account setup. Check the platform's current plan details for generation limits and credit usage.
How long does it take to get results?
Processing time depends on the video length and the mode you select. Speed mode returns results faster, making it useful for quick previews and iteration. Precision mode takes a bit longer but produces tighter lip sync and more natural-sounding audio.
What output format does the model return?
The model returns a standard MP4 file with the dubbed audio track embedded. You can download it directly and use it in any video player, editor, or publishing platform without conversion.
Can I translate into regional language variants?
Yes. The language list goes well beyond the main languages and includes dozens of regional variants, such as Arabic (Egypt), Spanish (Colombia), French (Canada), and Chinese (Cantonese, Traditional). You pick the exact locale you need from a dropdown before generating.
What happens if the lip sync doesn't look right?
Try switching to Precision mode if you used Speed mode on your first attempt. Videos where the speaker is clearly visible, faces the camera directly, and speaks with minimal background noise tend to produce the cleanest results.
Where can I use the translated video once it's done?
The output is a standard MP4 with no restrictions on distribution, so you can post it to social media, embed it on a website, include it in an email campaign, or use it internally for onboarding and training materials.
