A clear hint when a YouTube video can't be fetched
If YouTube won't give us a video — it's private, 18+ or unavailable in the region — Speeek tells you right away and suggests uploading the file instead.
New features and improvements. We update Speeek every week and log here everything you'll notice.
If YouTube won't give us a video — it's private, 18+ or unavailable in the region — Speeek tells you right away and suggests uploading the file instead.
Plans open on top of your account — no need to go to a separate page. Not enough minutes for a video? Pick a pack right in the upload window. New Start plan: full-video translation with a standard voice from $5 a month.
Pricing →Translate a finished video into one more language without uploading it again: same speakers and voices, only translation and voice-over are redone. Find “Translate into another language” in the video menu and in the editor.
Edits save automatically — there is no “Save” button anymore. Original and translation side by side, speaker voices right under the video. Click “Re-dub” and your edits appear in the video and files.
We rebuilt the dashboard: translations as tiles or a list, upload and settings in one window, minutes and plan always in sight. On phones — a handy bottom menu.
Get 5 free minutes after sign-up, no card needed. We translate the first minute of each video in the speaker's own voice so you hear the result before paying.
We added Japanese, Korean, Ukrainian, Thai, Vietnamese, Hebrew, Swedish, Czech and 21 more. Source videos are now understood in 26 languages, including Korean, Turkish, Arabic and Dutch.
The AI translates with the full transcript in mind, not phrase by phrase. Names, terms and titles stay consistent from start to finish.
Speech is split into phrases by sentences, not by commas. Fewer choppy pieces and unnatural pauses in the translation.
Each person's voice in the video is cloned automatically, in one click. You can still pick a library voice. New option “Check the text first” — the translation lands in the editor before voice-over.
The “Remove accent” checkbox makes the clone speak with native pronunciation of the target language instead of the original accent.
We switched to a new cloning technology: the clone is made from a short piece of speech in the video itself and speaks every translation language.
A second lip-sync model for close-ups and videos where the face is on screen all the time. Choose it when you start lip sync.
Translation is done by a language model: natural conversational language instead of word-for-word machine translation.
The speaker's lips move in time with the translation. Start it from the menu of a finished video.
A subscription with minutes every month: unused minutes roll over, videos up to 60 minutes on Pro and up to 90 on Business.
Pricing →Turn on automatic renewal so your subscription — and your minutes — don't lapse.