Built for volume, not for demos
AI voice, video and dubbing in Spanish
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Spanish is well served by AI video tools. What is not well served is producing a lot of it. Most platforms are priced per minute, which is fine for a 60-second ad and impossible for a 40-hour course catalogue. That is the gap this fills.
What works in Spanish
- Text-to-speech
- Yes, with voice cloning
- Dubbing
- Into and out of Spanish, speaker voices preserved
- Captions
- Word-timed, in every studio
- Avatar and whiteboard video
- Full support
The economics of a catalogue
Localising a course library into Spanish is not a creative problem, it is an arithmetic one: hours of narration multiplied by a per-minute rate. Credits here are pooled across every studio and priced for that volume, which is what turns "we should localise the catalogue" into something with a budget attached.
Dubbing keeps the presenter
For existing English material, dubbing is usually better than re-recording: the presenter keeps their own voice, the music bed survives, and each line is refitted to the original timing. An optional lip-sync pass makes the result work on camera as well as in audio.
One workspace for the whole rollout
A Spanish launch usually needs voiceover, dubbing, subtitles, social cutdowns and a set of images. Those are five products at most vendors and five studios on one balance here.
Studios that work in Spanish
Spanish is one of 646 languages the voice engine accepts, and 116 available for narration and captions across the studios. See other languages.
Common questions
- How much does an hour of Spanish narration cost?
- Voiceover is charged per minute of finished audio, and the exact cost is always shown before you generate. Because credits are pooled, the same balance also covers dubbing, captions and video.
- Can I keep the original presenter’s voice when dubbing into Spanish?
- Yes. Dubbing Studio clones each speaker from their own audio, so the Spanish version still sounds like them.
- Do you support Latin American and European Spanish?
- Spanish voices are available and voice cloning lets you supply a speaker with the accent you need. For a specific regional read, cloning a native speaker gives the most reliable result.