Localize
One narration. Every language it needs to reach.
Translate a narration into another language and get it back as narrated audio, with the original segment timing preserved.
Localize draws from the same Credits balance and quality-lane system as every other narration you generate — there's no separate Localize plan or a second balance to track, just the same account producing the same script in one more language.
What Localize changes, and what it keeps.
A translation is not a fresh script written from scratch — it starts from the narration you already have.
How to translate a narration.
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Bring a transcript or upload audio
Use an existing finished transcript, or upload new audio or video to transcribe first.
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Choose a target language and quality lane
Pick the language to translate into and the quality lane to synthesize the translated narration in.
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Generate the translated narration
Localize returns narrated audio in the target language with the original segment timing preserved.
Questions with useful answers.
Localize synthesizes into any of NarrateHQ's 14 advanced-lane languages, the same multi-language voice catalog used across the Studio.
No. Use an existing finished transcript, or upload new audio or video and Localize transcribes it for you before translating.
Uploading new audio uses your Speech to Text allowance. The translated narration itself spends Credits, the same balance every other quality lane draws from.
Localize's advanced voice routes require Creator or above.