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AI dubbing platform that clones voices and lip-syncs translated audio into 30+ languages from a video file or YouTube link.
Sawtly is an AI dubbing platform aimed at creators, e-learning platforms, media publishers and corporate teams who need video or audio content translated into other languages. It accepts direct file uploads (MP4, MOV, MP3, WAV, AVI) or a YouTube URL, then handles translation, voice cloning and lip-sync so the dubbed voice sounds like the original speaker and roughly matches their mouth movements, plus subtitle generation. Translation is described as context-aware rather than a literal word-for-word pass. Output exports as video, audio or subtitle files, with processing measured in minutes instead of the weeks a traditional human dubbing studio would take. It's sold as a monthly subscription with a separate pay-as-you-go credit option for occasional use.
Standard plan is $99/month for 60 credits (1 credit = 1 minute of dubbing or 2 minutes of blog generation). Pay-as-you-go is $2/credit with no monthly commitment. Enterprise is quote-based.
Use tool ↗Sawtly covers the full dubbing pipeline — translation, voice cloning and lip-sync, not just a translated audio track laid over the original video — and accepts a YouTube link directly, which saves a download-and-reupload step. At $99/month for 60 minutes of dubbing, or $2/minute pay-as-you-go, it's positioned well below a human dubbing studio but isn't cheap for occasional or hobbyist use.
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