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Translation and multilingual batch generation

From a Japanese video
to multiple languages in the same voice

Create one Japanese video and reach multiple languages with the same avatar and voice. Translate speech, on-screen text and text inside images, then batch-generate videos. Customize avatars and voices by language and preserve proper-name pronunciation.

The same avatar. The same voice.

From Japanese to English and Chinese, your avatar speaks multiple languages in the same voice, like a bilingual or trilingual person. A consistent appearance and voice make the presenter feel familiar across languages.

You can also choose a different avatar or voice for each language.

Translate text inside images, too

Translate scripts, headings, descriptions and text embedded in images. Use your Japanese video as the basis for multilingual sound and visuals, reducing the need to recreate images for every language.

Names, pronunciation and context matter

Translation accounts for the pronunciation of proper names. For example, the place name Shibuya remains “Shibuya” in English and keeps its Japanese pronunciation in Chinese, rather than being translated literally as “bitter valley.”

Introduce your restaurant in multiple languages

The same appearance and voice, in Japanese, English and Chinese.
Compare the voices and on-screen text in these real videos.

A MotionVox template example

Restaurant: Seasonal Table

A menu introduction combining food photos and an avatar. Play the Japanese, English and Chinese versions right here.

A frame from the Japanese version of Seasonal Table
Japanese ▶ Play video
A frame from the English version of Seasonal Table
English ▶ Play video
A frame from the Chinese version of Seasonal Table
Chinese ▶ Play video

Edited and generated entirely in MotionVox. Replace the food photos, dish names, prices and script to introduce your own restaurant.

Template ID 6B9SN9 Enter this ID in MotionVox’s template search to find the same template.

01 / Choose target languages

Track translation, voice and video progress

Choose your target languages and follow each one’s progress. Turn the original script into translated dialogue and audio, and switch between language versions to review them.

Languages and progress for translation, voice and video generation

Translate from one script

Start with a single script to share the same message in your target languages.

Check each stage

See translation, audio and video status for each language as you work.

Review your changes

When scripts or settings change, update each language version accordingly. Keep everyday announcements and training current.

02 / Set voices for each language

Keep the same voice or choose by language.

The same avatar can speak multiple languages in the same voice, like a bilingual or trilingual person. You can also select different avatars or voices for each language.

Reviewing and selecting each speaker’s voice by language

Check every speaker

Even in multi-person conversations, review who speaks with which voice in each language.

Keep the right tone

Choose a voice that suits your guide, training or product introduction.

Review after generation

Check and refine the results in each language, as well as in the original.

03 / Translate on-screen text

Translate headings and text inside images

Translate on-screen headings, explanations and text embedded in images. Reuse the Japanese visuals while localizing both voice and text. Compare originals and translations, and refine wording and line breaks.

Reviewing and editing original and translated on-screen text

Compare with the original

Review headings and descriptions side by side, checking each piece of content.

Refine your wording

Adjust service names, menu items and other terms to match the wording you want.

Keep it readable on screen

Adjust text length and line breaks so viewers can read comfortably.

04 / Configure the glossary and context

Preserve proper names and context

Shibuya stays “Shibuya” in English and keeps its Japanese pronunciation in Chinese. Translation preserves proper names rather than replacing them with literal meanings. Set a glossary, title, description and style to guide names, pronunciation and context.

Settings for the glossary, video description and writing style

Glossary

Register preferred translations for product names, facility names and specialist terms.

Video context

Use the title and description to explain the audience and purpose of your video.

Tone of voice

Set the translation style to suit your guidance or explanation.

05 / Generate multiple language versions together

Export multilingual videos in a batch

Select the languages and choose Batch Video Export. MotionVox generates any remaining avatar clips and exports the videos together. Play or download each result, or download all of them.

The batch export screen with Japanese, English and Chinese selected

Choose the languages you need

Export every language or select just the ones you need for your audience.

See progress at a glance

Review processing status and output by language, from generation through export.

Reach more audiences

Create visitor guides, international product introductions and multilingual employee training.

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