Perso Dubbing

Perso Dubbing translates and dubs videos in 99+ languages, with voice cloning and lip synchronization. The product says its voice cloning matches a speaker with 98% accuracy and can detect up to 10 speakers, with lip sync support for up to 10 speakers per scene. Users can upload a video or audio file, paste a YouTube, TikTok or Google Drive link, choose a language, generate a dub, edit its script and download the result. Exports include SRT and VTT subtitles and separate audio. Its API provides video dubbing, lip sync, script editing and multilingual support. Perso AI says it is an official ElevenLabs partner and uses the ElevenLabs v3 engine for voice synthesis. The Free plan includes one generation at sign-up; paid plans start at $6.99 per month. Starter includes 420 credits monthly, a three-minute video limit, lip dubbing, five project slots and watermark-free 1080p export. The service says videos, voice recordings and scripts are processed to deliver the requested service, while AI learning use requires explicit consent. It says voice and facial data are encrypted, stored separately and deleted when the service purpose is complete.

Perso Dubbing combines translated voice tracks, speaker detection and lip sync, with editing and export options. The free plan is limited to one generation, while Starter has a three-minute video cap.

It suits creators and marketers looking to dub video, and teams needing multilingual dubbing workflows. Developers can also use the API for dubbing, lip sync and script editing.

Perso Dubbing is a video-localization service that translates speech, recreates the speaker’s voice, and synchronizes lip movement. It is best suited to creators, marketers, teams, and developers who need an editable dubbing workflow rather than a one-click translation file. The tier you choose matters: clip-length limits and monthly credits range from a single free generation to enterprise-scale capacity.

Overview

Upload video or audio, paste a YouTube, TikTok, or Google Drive link, select a target language, generate the dub, edit the script, and download the result. Script editing is a practical advantage because it gives users a chance to correct wording before committing to a voice track. Perso supports more than 99 languages and says its voice cloning reaches 98% accuracy; that figure is a product claim, not a promise for every source recording.

Automatic speaker detection handles up to 10 speakers, and lip synchronization supports up to 10 speakers in a scene. That makes Perso more suitable for interviews, panels, and dialogue than a single-voice workflow. The service processes videos, recordings, and scripts only to provide the requested service, with AI-training use requiring explicit consent. Voice and facial data are encrypted, stored separately, and deleted when the service purpose is complete.

Key features

• Voice cloning and lip sync: Translated speech keeps the source speaker’s vocal identity while mouth movements are synchronized, useful when viewers should still recognize the presenter.
• Editing and exports: Users can revise the generated script, then download the dubbed result, SRT or VTT subtitles, or separate audio. Those formats make it easier to hand material to another editing or captioning workflow.
• Multiple-speaker handling: Detection for up to 10 speakers and lip sync for up to 10 per scene extends the product beyond simple talking-head clips, though the paid tiers still cap individual video length.
• Developer API: The API includes video dubbing, lip sync, script editing, multilingual support, API keys, and documentation. It is the relevant choice when dubbing needs to be embedded in a product instead of run manually in the web interface.
• Voice technology and safeguards: Perso AI says it is an official ElevenLabs partner using the ElevenLabs v3 engine. ESTsoft is described as ISO/IEC 27001 certified and KISA ISMS accredited; Perso also cites GDPR, Korea PIPA, and California CCPA compliance and membership in the Content Authenticity Initiative.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing and includes one free generation at sign-up, dubbing, speech-to-text, and audio separation. It is a way to assess the workflow, not a recurring production allowance.

Starter costs $6.99 a month, with a first month of $3.49 for new subscribers. It provides 420 credits per month (listed as 7 dubbed minutes), a three-minute maximum video, lip dubbing, five project slots, 1080p export, and no watermark. This is the sensible entry tier for short, occasional deliverables; the clip cap rules out longer source videos.

Creator is $29 a month for 2,400 credits (40 dubbed minutes), videos up to 15 minutes, a queue of two, a voice library of two, and unlimited projects. It fits regular creators who need more room for projects but do not need 4K output or simultaneous processing.

PRO costs $99 a month and raises the allowance to 10,800 credits (180 dubbed minutes). It permits 30-minute videos, a queue of three, two concurrent jobs, a five-voice library, and 4K export. Choose it for sustained volume or higher-resolution delivery.

Enterprise uses custom monthly pricing, with custom credits, dedicated server resources, videos up to 60 minutes, custom queue and concurrency, a voice library of up to 20, team collaboration, a shared workspace, and a dedicated 1:1 success manager with a 24/7 direct line. It is intended for organizations that need capacity and support negotiated around their workflow.

Platforms

Perso Dubbing is offered through the web and an API. The API is the better fit for automated or embedded localization; the web workflow suits people preparing individual projects.

Who it's for

Creators and marketers working with short multilingual videos will find Starter or Creator most appropriate, depending on monthly minutes and project count. Teams producing longer or higher-volume material should consider PRO, while Enterprise is aimed at collaborative organizations needing shared workspace and dedicated service. Developers should favor the API. It is less suitable when you need an unlimited free plan or routinely exceed the selected tier’s maximum video length.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Voice cloning, lip sync, and script editing form one workflow, reducing handoffs between translation and post-production.
• Support for 99+ languages and up to 10 detected speakers covers substantially more than single-presenter dubbing.
• Subtitle, separate-audio, and 1080p or 4K export options support different delivery pipelines.
• Consent-based AI training and stated encryption, deletion, and compliance measures address sensitive voice and facial data.

Cons

• The free offer is limited to one generation, so it cannot support ongoing free production.
• Starter limits videos to three minutes, and every paid tier imposes its own clip-length and credit ceiling.
• Enterprise pricing is custom, making budgeting less straightforward for larger teams.

Alternatives

Consider HeyGen if you want Android and iOS apps alongside web and API access, with a free allowance of three one-minute videos per month. Translate.Video is another web option, but its Free plan supplies no dubbing or caption minutes, so it is better evaluated through its paid offering.

CAMB.AI suits buyers comparing credit-based plans, including a one-time free 5K-credit allocation. Choose pyVideoTrans when open-source, self-hosted software with no feature limits matters and separate third-party API charges are acceptable. Vidby offers a free tier with 30 credits, 70 languages, watermarking, and automatic voice cloning. videodubbing.com is an alternative for a forever-free, one-minute-per-video workflow, with watermark and non-commercial restrictions. Wavel AI uses a paid model with trial credits, while Yaomu AI offers prepaid credit packs.

For broader comparisons, see Video Localization Software and AI Dubbing Software.

Verdict

Perso Dubbing is a strong choice for users who want translated video that preserves a recognizable voice, synchronized lips, editable scripts, and export flexibility in one service. Choose it when multilingual dialogue and an API-ready workflow justify paid credits; look elsewhere if your projects regularly exceed its per-video caps or you need substantial free usage.