Speechlab
Overview
Speechlab automates speech‑to‑speech translation, enabling bulk video/audio dubbing across 20+ languages. It offers real‑time interpretation with sub‑3‑second latency, API integration, role‑based collaboration, fine‑tuned voice synthesis, and seamless workflow.
From the official site
Dub, caption, and subtitle video and audio in 50+ languages. Speech-to-speech localization with a real editor and transparent per-minute pricing. Try free.
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Key points from the official site
- Advanced transcript and translation editing
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Official FAQ
- What is Speechlab?
- Speechlab is an AI dubbing and translation platform that lets you transcribe, translate, caption, subtitle, and dub video and audio in 50+ languages. Unlike black-box tools, Speechlab gives you a full editor — so you can review and refine every word before it ships.
- What file formats does Speechlab support?
- Video (MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM), audio (MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC), and direct YouTube link import. Export options include dubbed video, dubbed audio, SRT/VTT subtitles, and plain-text transcripts.
- How many languages does Speechlab support?
- 50+ languages for transcription, translation, and dubbing — including major European, Asian, Middle Eastern, and African languages. Each language has native-voice options; voice cloning availability varies by language pair.
- Can I clone the original speaker's voice in another language?
- Yes. Source-clone mode captures the original speaker's voice characteristics and synthesizes them in the target language. For multi-speaker content, each speaker can be cloned independently.
- What if I only need transcription or subtitles, not dubbing?
- Every product works standalone. You can use Speechlab purely for transcription, captions, or SRT export without ever generating a dub. You only pay for what you use.
- How does pricing work?
- Credit-based, per-minute pricing. Each language you add costs credits based on the source media duration. Start with 2 free projects, no card required.
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