Sound like yourself.
Voice preservation keeps your identity at the centre of the translation. A new language should still feel recognisably yours.
Bring your videos to new audiences with the voice and presence that make them yours. Translate the words, preserve the speaker, and keep the connection.
Same speaker. Three languages. Select a language to jump into the demo.
Familiar in every language
Good localisation carries more than words.
It carries the person behind them.
Voice preservation keeps your identity at the centre of the translation. A new language should still feel recognisably yours.
Lip-sync brings the on-screen performance closer to the translated audio, helping the voice and picture work together.
Bring the thought behind your video into another language, ready to be heard by a new audience.
From here to everywhere
The idea is simple: start with what
you’ve already made.
Your story, your speaker, your original recording. It all begins with the content you already have.
Translate the audio into a new language while keeping the speaker’s voice at the heart of the result.
Combine the translated voice and lip-synced picture. Review the result before you share it.
Made for your next audience
Give the videos you’ve already made a life beyond their original language. Take your perspective to people who haven’t heard it yet.
Let’s talk about your videosA little more context
Aurek is building a video localisation experience that brings together translated audio, voice preservation and lip-sync, so a recording can connect with audiences in another language.
Yes. This 26-second pitch demo moves from the original English audio into French and Spanish, with translated audio and lip-sync. The language buttons jump to each section of the clip.
This demonstration includes English, French and Spanish. We’ll share availability for the early-access product as it develops.
We’re inviting early conversations with people who want to localise their videos. Use “Get early access” to email us about what you’re making and which audiences you want to reach.
Use footage and voices you have permission to work with. Translation, voice similarity and lip-sync need a human review before a localised video is shared.