Rask AI

Rask AI is an online video and audio localization platform. Upload a file or paste a YouTube URL, select target languages, and receive a translated video with dubbed audio or subtitles. The editor lets users review transcripts, timestamps, speakers, and voices before exporting. Rask’s official pages state support for more than 135 languages, with voice cloning currently available in 32 languages.

✨ Key Features

• Video and audio translation — Upload MP4, MOV, WEBM, MKV, MP3, or WAV files, or paste a YouTube link, then translate the spoken content.
• AI dubbing — Generate a translated voice track and export the localized video or audio.
• Voice cloning — Preserve a speaker’s recognizable voice in supported target languages; the pricing page lists 32 voice-cloning languages.
• Lip-sync — Match mouth movements to translated audio for supported projects, with Standard and Enhanced modes using different minute amounts.
• Multi-speaker recognition — Handle projects with multiple speakers and configure voices in the editor.
• Transcript and subtitle controls — Edit transcripts, timestamps, speaker labels, and voice settings; export subtitles as SRT or embed them in the video.
• Translation prompting and glossary — Add context, tone, and terminology instructions, then save terms so names and product vocabulary remain consistent.
• Multi-language projects — Translate one video into several languages in a single project and reuse voice and glossary settings.
• Bulk and team workflows — Upload batches, organize projects, invite reviewers, and use shared terminology in higher plans.
• API and SDK — Automate transcription, translation, dubbing, and caption creation through Rask API v2 and SDKs.

💳 Pricing

Rask is a paid localization service with a one-time 3-minute trial. Standalone free utilities are separate from the subscribed dubbing service.

The main plan cards and pricing FAQ currently show different prices and allowances. Confirm the selected plan, monthly or annual billing, included minutes, renewal total and lip-sync usage in the live checkout. Do not assume older FAQ amounts represent the current offer.

Source: official pricing.

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🎯 Use Cases

• YouTube creators：Translate one published video into multiple language tracks and export dubbed audio or subtitles.
• Learning and development teams：Localize training videos while keeping terminology consistent with a glossary.
• Marketing teams：Adapt campaign videos for international audiences with translated voice and lip-sync.
• Localization agencies：Process multi-language batches and route results through reviewer workflows.
• Podcasters：Translate standalone MP3/WAV audio and export localized audio tracks.
• Game and media studios：Dub character or narrative content while preserving speaker identity in supported languages.
• Developers：Use API v2 and SDKs to automate transcription, translation, dubbing, and captions.