Rask.ai
A tool to create multilingual videos.
At a glance
Price not confirmed · Source review 2026-10-24- Price & billing
No free plan; one-time ~3-min trial. Recent listings: Creator ~$39-$60/mo (25 min), Creator Pro ~$99-$150/mo (100 min), Business ~$249-$750/mo (250-500 min); extra minutes ~$3 each; lip-sync multiplies consumption. Pricing changed repeatedly in 2026 — confirm at checkout. As of Oct 2026.
- Free allowance
No free plan; one-time ~3-min trial.
- Best suited to
Creators and companies localizing finished videos at moderate volume — YouTube channels going multilingual, course platforms, marketing teams — especially where keeping the original speaker's voice ma
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What to know before choosing
Good fit
Creators and companies localizing finished videos at moderate volume — YouTube channels going multilingual, course platforms, marketing teams — especially where keeping the original speaker's voice ma
Limits and trade-offs
Pricing has changed multiple times in 2026 — confirm at checkout. The minute-based model punishes long videos in many languages (one 12-minute video in 5 languages = 60 minutes of quota), and lip-sync
Plans and free allowances
No free plan; one-time ~3-min trial. Recent listings: Creator ~$39-$60/mo (25 min), Creator Pro ~$99-$150/mo (100 min), Business ~$249-$750/mo (250-500 min); extra minutes ~$3 each; lip-sync multiplies consumption. Pricing changed repeatedly in 2026 — confirm at checkout. As of Oct 2026.
Evidence
Official website ↗ (reviewed 2026-10-24)
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Dates: Last reviewed 2026-10-24. Last reviewed is the latest source or editorial review date; it is not a content-change date.
A closer look at Rask.ai
Rask AI is a video localization platform that dubs existing videos into 135+ languages, cloning the original speaker's voice in 32 languages. It detects multiple speakers, lets you edit the translated transcript before rendering, and offers optional lip-sync — aimed at YouTubers, course creators and teams localizing finished video libraries.
Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.
When to choose Rask.ai
- Creators and companies localizing finished videos at moderate volume — YouTube channels going multilingual, course platforms, marketing teams — especially where keeping the original speaker's voice matters.
- Teams localizing finished video libraries where multi-speaker detection and editable translated transcripts matter.
When to choose something else
- Not for generating video from scratch: Rask only translates existing footage.
- Also a poor fit for heavy lip-sync on a small budget, since lip-sync multiplies minute consumption.
- Also a poor fit for anyone needing a permanent free tier — there is only a one-time ~3-minute trial.
A practical starting workflow
- Upload the source video (up to 5 hours supported).
- Rask transcribes it and detects speakers.
- Pick target languages and review/edit the translated script.
- Generate the dub with voice cloning, optionally adding lip-sync.
- Export and distribute.
Check before committing
- Pricing has changed multiple times in 2026 — confirm at checkout. The minute-based model punishes long videos in many languages (one 12-minute video in 5 languages = 60 minutes of quota), and lip-sync consumes extra minutes. Voice cloning covers only 32 of the 135+ translation languages; the rest use generic AI voices.
- Pricing and feature availability may change; confirm current terms on the official website before committing.
Common questions
Is Rask AI free?
No permanent free plan — only a one-time trial of about 3 minutes across short videos. Paid plans recently listed at Creator ~$39-$60/mo (25 minutes), Creator Pro ~$99-$150/mo (100 minutes), Business ~$249-$750/mo; extra minutes ~$3 each. Confirm current prices at checkout.
How many languages does Rask AI support?
Translation/dubbing in 135+ languages, with voice cloning of the original speaker available in 32 languages.
Does Rask AI do lip-sync?
Yes, as an add-on that consumes additional minutes per finished minute (recently 1-3x depending on the model), so budget quota accordingly.
Compare approaches for this task
- Dubverse.ai — Creators, educators and marketing teams localizing videos into Indian and global languages who need dubbing, subtitles and text-to-speech in one studio.
- BlipCut AI Video Translator — Creators and teams localizing existing video content — YouTube channels expanding internationally, course creators, and marketers adapting ads — who want voice-cloned dubbing rather than just subtitle
- HeyGen — Short presenter-led explainers, training introductions, or localized narration when an avatar is a suitable stand-in for the speaker.
- Captions — Creating captioned short-form video with AI-assisted edits.
Sources and checks
Last source review is not a date of product testing. No rating or test result is implied by inclusion. Check the current plan and terms before buying.