Vosko
AI video localization and dubbing platform that keeps the speaker's voice across 94 languages.
At a glance
Price not confirmed · Source review 2026-11-04- Price & billing
Pricing page lists Pro at $75 per month billed annually ($900 per year) and Studio at $125 per month billed annually ($1,500 per year), plus one-time credit top-ups from $21 and a free trial with 2 minutes of AI dubbing and 20 minutes of subtitle translation; amounts are stated in $ without a named currency, so no charge fact is recorded.
- Free allowance
Pricing page lists Pro at $75 per month billed annually ($900 per year) and Studio at $125 per month billed annually ($1,500 per year), plus one-time credit top-ups from $21 and a free trial with 2 minutes of AI dubbing and 20 minutes of subtitle translation; amounts are stated in $ without a named currency, so no charge fact is recorded.
- Best suited to
YouTubers and short-form creators taking videos global, since Vosko dubs into 94 languages in the speaker's own voice, supports up to 8 languages per run, and batches up to 150 videos.; E-learning and corporate training teams, since Vosko keeps terminology consistent with locked brand terms, supports videos up to 200 minutes, and offers batch course uploads.
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What to know before choosing
Good fit
YouTubers and short-form creators taking videos global, since Vosko dubs into 94 languages in the speaker's own voice, supports up to 8 languages per run, and batches up to 150 videos.; E-learning and corporate training teams, since Vosko keeps terminology consistent with locked brand terms, supports videos up to 200 minutes, and offers batch course uploads.
Limits and trade-offs
Users who need lip-synced dubbed video today, since lip-sync is currently on the product roadmap and not a shipped feature.; Users who need a video longer than 200 minutes in one project, since the pricing comparison lists a maximum video length of 200 minutes.
Plans and free allowances
Pricing page lists Pro at $75 per month billed annually ($900 per year) and Studio at $125 per month billed annually ($1,500 per year), plus one-time credit top-ups from $21 and a free trial with 2 minutes of AI dubbing and 20 minutes of subtitle translation; amounts are stated in $ without a named currency, so no charge fact is recorded.
Evidence
Vosko homepage ↗ (reviewed 2026-11-04), Vosko FAQ ↗ (reviewed 2026-11-04), Vosko pricing ↗ (reviewed 2026-11-04)
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Dates: Last reviewed 2026-11-04. Last reviewed is the latest source or editorial review date; it is not a content-change date.
A closer look at Vosko
Vosko is an AI video localization and dubbing platform that translates and dubs videos into 94 languages while keeping the speaker's voice, emotion, and background audio. It separates speech from music and effects, replaces only the dialogue, and mixes the new voice back in, with line-by-line control of emotion and pacing, locked brand terminology, speaker separation for multi-speaker videos, and removal of burned-in subtitles. Processing is cloud-based, generally takes about one third of the video's duration, and exports video, audio, and subtitle files.
Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.
When to choose Vosko
- YouTubers and short-form creators taking videos global, since Vosko dubs into 94 languages in the speaker's own voice, supports up to 8 languages per run, and batches up to 150 videos.
- E-learning and corporate training teams, since Vosko keeps terminology consistent with locked brand terms, supports videos up to 200 minutes, and offers batch course uploads.
When to choose something else
- Users who need lip-synced dubbed video today, since lip-sync is currently on the product roadmap and not a shipped feature.
- Users who need a video longer than 200 minutes in one project, since the pricing comparison lists a maximum video length of 200 minutes.
A practical starting workflow
- Upload a video in MP4, MOV, or WEBM, or provide an SRT transcript, and choose up to 8 target languages.
- Let the pipeline transcribe, translate for meaning rather than word order, and synthesize voice tracks in the speaker's voice.
- Review the original and translated scripts side by side, lock brand terms, adjust tone and pacing line by line, and erase burned-in subtitles where needed.
- Export the finished video, audio tracks in MP3, or subtitle files in ASS or SRT, with timing auto-synced to the picture.
Check before committing
- Highly specialized industry jargon may require minor review, and the FAQ recommends bulk replace to standardize technical terms across the whole video before export.
- Lip-sync is currently on the product roadmap, not a shipped feature, so dubbed videos should not be sold as lip-synced.
- Processing generally takes about one third of the video duration, and heavy server loads may extend it slightly.
Common questions
What is Vosko?
Vosko is an AI video localization and dubbing platform that translates and dubs videos into 94 languages while keeping the speaker's voice, emotion, and background audio.
How does Vosko localization work?
Upload a video, choose target languages, and the pipeline extracts and transcribes speech, translates the text, and synthesizes voice tracks in the speaker's voice, then preview and download the localized video.
Do I need to download software for Vosko?
No. Vosko is a cloud-based platform accessed from a modern web browser, with no software download and no load on the user's hardware.
Does dubbing ruin background music and sound effects?
Yes. The engine separates speech from music, sound effects, and ambient noise, replaces only the dialogue, and mixes the new voice back in, preserving the original background audio.
What does Vosko pricing look like?
The pricing page lists Pro at $75 per month billed annually ($900 per year) and Studio at $125 per month billed annually ($1,500 per year), plus one-time credit top-ups from $21, and a free trial with 2 minutes of AI dubbing and 20 minutes of subtitle translation.
Compare approaches for this task
- HeyGen — Short presenter-led explainers, training introductions, or localized narration when an avatar is a suitable stand-in for the speaker.
- Synthesia — Training, onboarding, and narrated explainers where a consistent avatar presenter and repeatable script updates matter more than filming a person.
Sources and checks
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