Vozo

Overview

Vozo dubs and rewrites existing video: it translates between 111 source and 165 target languages, redubs the audio, matches lip movements to the new speech and can also translate the text baked into the picture. Dubbing runs in two modes, VoiceREAL, which keeps the original speaker's tone, and VoiceNATIVE, which swaps in a native accent instead. Visual Translate detects on-screen text, erases it and rewrites it while keeping the layout, style and animation intact, which is the part plain dubbing tools leave behind. Around that sit Voice Studio for rewriting and redubbing a voiceover by editing text, subtitle generation and embedding, Talking Photo, which animates a still image into a speaking character, and Long to Shorts, which cuts clips out of a longer video and scores them for reach. Plans are metered in AI points, from a free tier through Creator and Studio to custom Studio XL and XXL volumes; API access and AWS Marketplace deployment are reserved for Enterprise.

Best for creators and marketing teams republishing video in many languages, including the text on screen.

Vozo is worth a look when the video carries meaning in the picture as well as the soundtrack, since a tutorial full of labelled buttons or an ad with a price on screen stays half untranslated everywhere else. The free tier is generous enough to judge the dubbing quality on real footage before any money changes hands, which is the sensible way to buy in this field. Budget in points rather than minutes, because a clip that needs lip sync and on-screen text costs several times what a plain voiceover does, and the per-video length cap can matter more than the monthly allowance for anyone working in long form. Teams planning to automate this should note that the API sits behind Enterprise, so the self-serve tiers are a manual, browser-based workflow.

Key Facts

Features

Voice cloning

VoiceREAL keeps the original speaker's tone in the dubbed track, VoiceNATIVE substitutes a native-accent voice; Voice Studio carries a library of 12,000+ voices

Real-time use

Not a live pipeline: video is uploaded and rendered as a job, with one concurrent task on the free tier, 2 on Creator and 6 on Studio

Languages

111 source and 165 target languages for translation and dubbing

Speech-to-speech and dubbing

Yes, AI dubbing of uploaded video, with lip sync from the Creator plan

Editing and controls

Yes, rewrite and redub a voiceover by editing text in Voice Studio, plus subtitle generation and embedding, on-screen text translation, and glossary and bulk upload on Studio

Consent and trust

Built with SOC 2 Type II controls and GDPR-aligned data handling, in the vendor's words; glossary and brand governance sit on Studio, and human review of the delivered output is an Enterprise add-on

API

Yes, on Enterprise plans, also offered through AWS Marketplace

Integrations

Integrations coming soon.

Deployment and Support

Deployment

• Cloud (SaaS)
• Browser-based

Support

• Email helpdesk
• Chat

Company size

• Freelancers
• Small and mid-sized
• Enterprise

Suitability

The table combines the industries the vendor addresses with the company sizes the tool is aimed at. An empty cell means the combination is not stated, not that it is ruled out.

Pros and Cons

Pricing

• Free

  $0

  20 AI points, up to 3 projects, 1 seat, 20 minutes per video.

• Creator

  $29 / month

  150 AI points per month, 1 seat, 2 concurrent jobs, 60 minutes per video, watermark removed.

• Studio

  $99 / month

  600 AI points per month, 3 seats, 6 concurrent jobs, 120 minutes per video, bulk upload and glossary.

• Studio XL

  Not stated

  Custom price. 1,500 AI points per month, 6 seats, 12 concurrent jobs.

• Studio XXL

  Not stated

  Custom price. 4,000 AI points per month, 10 seats, 20 concurrent jobs.

• Enterprise

  Not stated

  Custom price. Volume discounts, security and compliance, API access and a dedicated account manager.

Best For

• Media & Creative

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