Vozo allows you to translate a video into multiple languages in one go, saving you time and effort. Instead of translating and editing each language version separately, you can first finalize one primary translation, then use it as the base to generate others. This ensures consistency in transcription, speaker tags, and timing — and avoids repeating the proofreading and speaker labeling steps for each target language.
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Create a Single-Language Translation Project

Start by creating a translation project in one target language (e.g., English to French).Make sure your original transcript and speaker tags are fully reviewed and accurate. This version will serve as the base for translating into additional languages.
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Click "More Languages"

click the More Languages button in the top-right corner of the Speech section for that project.
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Select Additional Target Languages

Choose the additional languages you want to translate into. Vozo will use your edited transcript and speakers to generate all selected versions in one go.
Context & Preference: This section will automatically populate with the Context & Preference you entered when the current project was created.
  • You can modify it here, and the changes will apply to all new translation tasks created later.
  • Make sure the context is general enough for all languages. For example, if you’re translating into German, French, and Chinese, avoid something specific like “Translate into a serious German advertisement video” and use something more general, such as “Translate into a serious advertisement video in the target language.”
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Review Translated Versions

Each new language will be created as a separate project in your Dashboard. You can review the translations for each language and make adjustments if needed.