Rask AI is a video localization platform that automatically adds subtitles, dubs, and translates videos into 130+ languages with AI.
Rask AI specializes in video localization: upload a video and receive subtitles, translated captions, and AI-dubbed audio in over 130 languages. Its voice-cloning technology preserves the original speaker’s voice across languages, with lip-sync options for a natural result. Subtitle generation, translation, and dubbing run in one workflow, making it practical for creators and businesses expanding into global markets. Training teams use Rask to localize course content, while creators use it to reach international audiences without re-recording.
Localization is the growth lever most video teams underuse because dubbing is expensive and coordination-heavy. Rask collapses the pipeline: transcription, translation, voice cloning, and lip-sync run as one automated workflow across 130+ languages. Voice cloning preserves speaker identity across languages, which maintains brand and presenter continuity far better than swapping in generic voice talent. Education companies use it to take course catalogs global; creators use it to test international audiences before committing localization budgets. Subtitle outputs export in standard formats for editors who want manual polish before publishing. Quality varies by language pair — major languages perform best — and human review remains wise for high-stakes content. But as a way to make video multilingual at a fraction of traditional cost, Rask has few peers in breadth.
Rask AI offers a free trial, then subscription plans priced by video minutes processed and features such as voice cloning and lip sync. Enterprise plans support high-volume localization with custom terms and dedicated support.
It is built for creators, educators, and businesses localizing video content for global audiences. L&D and marketing teams use it to translate training and campaign videos without re-recording voice talent.
Rask provides a free trial with a limited minute allowance so teams can test subtitle and dubbing quality. Ongoing use requires a subscription sized to processing volume, with enterprise plans for large-scale localization.
Yes. Rask offers API access for its localization pipeline, enabling businesses to automate subtitle generation, translation, and dubbing inside their own content workflows. Details are arranged through its business plans.
Compared with manual subtitling services, Rask delivers faster turnaround at lower cost with integrated dubbing. Versus tools like HeyGen or Papercup, Rask’s focus on localization breadth — 130+ languages with voice cloning — is its core advantage.