Vosko

What is Vosko?

Vosko is an AI video localization platform that translates and dubs videos while keeping the speaker's voice. It supports 99 languages for translation, separates multiple speakers, keeps background music intact, and can erase hardcoded subtitles. A side-by-side script editor lets you review and adjust translations before exporting the final video.

Top Features:

• Voice preservation: dubbed audio keeps the original speaker's timbre, accent, and emotion.
• Multi-speaker handling: separates overlapping voices into an independent audio track per speaker.
• Subtitle eraser: detects, translates, and removes hardcoded on-screen subtitles from your footage.

Use Cases:

• YouTube channels: dub existing videos into new languages to reach international viewers.
• Product ads: localize demo videos and UGC ads for each new marketplace.
• Corporate training: translate onboarding and compliance videos for each regional office quickly.

Who Can Use Vosko?

• Content creators: grow a global audience while keeping their own voice everywhere.
• Marketing agencies: deliver localized campaign videos for several markets in hours, not weeks.
• Course creators: scale online lessons across borders without recording new voice tracks.

Pricing

• Starter ($11.50 per month): includes 1,050 credits, about 15 dubbing minutes, and the editor.
• Creator ($300 per year): about 45 dubbing minutes monthly, batch uploads, and eight target languages.
• Pro ($900 per year): about 150 dubbing minutes monthly with all Creator features included.
• Studio ($1,500 per year): about 300 dubbing minutes monthly for high-volume teams and agencies.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Natural voice match: dubs sound like the original speaker, not a generic AI voice.
• Clean soundtracks: background music and sound effects stay untouched after dialogue replacement.
• Lasting credits: unused subscription and top-up credits stay in your account indefinitely.

Cons:

• No lip-sync yet: lip-sync is still on the roadmap, so mouths stay unsynced.
• Short trial: the trial covers only about two minutes of AI dubbing.
• Fewer dubbing languages: dubbing reaches 74 languages, fewer than the 99 for subtitles.

FAQs:

1) How many languages are supported?

It translates into 99 languages and dubs into 74 with voice preservation.

2) Does it support lip-sync?

Not yet, lip-sync is on the roadmap for a future release.

3) How are credits used?

Core-language dubbing uses 60 credits per minute, and subtitle translation uses 10.

4) Can I edit translations?

Yes, the built-in editor lets you adjust subtitles and audio before export.

5) Is there a free trial?

Yes, new users get free credits for about two minutes of dubbing.