Lip

Lip is a web-based AI dubbing service built around one uncomfortable truth: subtitles are easy to ignore and traditional dubbing looks wrong because the speaker's lips keep moving in the original language. Lip takes a video you already have, translates the spoken audio into a target language, and then re-animates the mouth region so the person on screen appears to be speaking that language naturally. The company markets the 32-language range and up to 96% translation accuracy, aimed at creators, educators, sales teams and anyone running meetings across language barriers.

The workflow is deliberately lightweight. You upload or link a video, pick the language, and Lip returns a dubbed version that can be shared to the video platforms you already use. Lip advertises use cases ranging from conference speeches and virtual meetings to classroom content and television clips, and it also exposes an API/plug-in route for teams that want to Lip videos programmatically.

Pricing is consumption-based. There is a free tier that includes 10 minutes of Lipping, a pay-as-you-go plan where the per-minute cost drops as volume grows, a Lip+ tier, and an Enterprise option for organisations that need plug-in integration. The marketing site is Lipvideo.com, while the production app lives at app.lipvideo.com.