AI video localization, dubbing and translation platform for creators and global teams
AI motion capture from video without suits or markers
Stage
Not given
Established
Founded
Not given
2014
Based in
HK
DK
Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free trial credits available. Pay-as-you-go option, monthly subscriptions, annual subscriptions, and enterprise plans. Standard translation costs approximately 60 credits per 1 minute of video. Lip-sync feature adds an additional 60 credits per minute.
Free plan: 30 seconds/month of Vision AI processing. Basic plan (annual): $10/month with 600 seconds/month of Vision AI processing. Basic plan (monthly): $12/month with 600 seconds/month of Vision AI processing. Plus plan (annual): $20/month with 3000 seconds/month of Vision AI processing. Plus plan
Key features
Support for 170+ languages and regional accents
AI voice dubbing and voice cloning
AI-powered lip-sync matching mouth movements
Multi-speaker identification and assignment
Advanced editing studio with unlimited edits
Bilingual subtitle generation and translation
Glossary and pronunciation control
Batch processing and automation
Supports videos up to 2 hours in length
Convert video to 3D motion data without suits or markers
Rebuilt AI solver for cleaner motion data
Export to FBX and BVH formats
Compatible with major 3D software and skeletons
Edit and clean motion data in Rokoko Studio
Integrated with Rokoko Create platform
Character retargeting support
Cloud storage for projects
Smoothing filters and loop segments
What makes it different
Video-first approach combining translation, dubbing, and lip-sync in a single workflow
Works exceptionally well with low-resource and underrepresented languages
Unlimited edits without consuming additional credits after purchase
Native speaker collaboration for quality assurance across all languages
Enterprise infrastructure with managed delivery and QC workflows
Up to 4x more AI processing per dollar than competitors at the same price point
Complete motion creation platform with Video-to-Motion and Text-to-Motion in one ecosystem