No duplicate projects
Keep each language on one video timeline instead of cloning the video and rebuilding its interactions.
Interactive video translation
Translate video audio, captions, transcripts, player text, and interactive content so one Mindstamp video works for viewers in many languages.
Whole-experience localization
Audio-only dubbing leaves questions, buttons, forms, and player controls behind. Mindstamp translates the parts that make the video interactive too.
Keep each language on one video timeline instead of cloning the video and rebuilding its interactions.
Audio, captions, transcripts, controls, and interactive elements change as one viewer experience.
Share one video and let the player, browser, or link parameter select the right language.
Two translation modes
Choose the level of localization that fits the video you already have.
Full audio dub
Mindstamp creates a new audio track and keeps the rest of the interactive experience in the same language.
Interactions only
Keep the original audio and translate the buttons, questions, forms, hotspots, overlays, and labels around it.
Built to stay together
What changes
Translate interactive videos into dozens of global languages, including Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Chinese, Arabic, Hindi, and more.
Create timed translated voice tracks from an edited source transcript and a selected voice.
Switch readable text with the selected audio so viewers can follow and search in their language.
Translate buttons, questions, forms, hotspots, text overlays, labels, and other viewer-facing interactions.
Show common player controls and interface text in the matching language where translations are available.
Use the viewer’s browser language to choose the right version when a matching translation exists.
Publish one video, let viewers choose a language, or open a specific version with a language parameter.
How it works
Protect important terms, choose a mode and target languages, then let Mindstamp process the translation in the background.
| Step | Full audio dub | Interactions only |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Prepare the source | Generate, review, and edit the transcript. Add brand names, product terms, SKUs, or acronyms that must stay unchanged. | Open the translation screen. Add any protected terms. A transcript is not required. |
| 2. Choose the languages | Select one or more target languages, choose a voice, and submit the dubbing job. | Select one or more target languages and submit the interaction translation job. |
| 3. Share one video | Mindstamp adds the new audio, captions, transcript, interactions, and player language when processing is complete. | Mindstamp adds the translated interactive content while the original video and audio stay in place. |
Use cases
Use the same localization workflow across training, onboarding, sales, support, and product education.
Give distributed teams the same questions, instructions, and completion path in the language they use.
Explore the use case →Localize setup guidance and in-video actions without maintaining a separate onboarding video for each region.
Explore the use case →Explain features to customers, partners, and distributors while keeping product names and technical terms unchanged.
Explore the use case →Translate demos, discovery questions, and calls to action for buyers across countries and territories.
Explore the use case →Serve localized troubleshooting paths that ask the same questions and route each viewer to the right answer.
Explore the use case →Run one interactive campaign video while its language changes for each audience, page, or direct link.
Explore the use case →Dubbing minutes
Interactions-only translation is free on every plan. Eligible plans include monthly full-dubbing minutes.
| Plan | Included each month | After the included minutes |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | 0 minutes | $1 per minute per language |
| Core | 100 minutes | $1 per minute per language |
| Pro | 500 minutes | $1 per minute per language |
| Enterprise | 500 minutes | Custom options available |
Billing uses video length rounded up to the next minute, once for each target language. A 2-minute video in 3 languages uses 6 dubbing minutes. You do not pay again for a language already purchased for the same video. If you add languages later, only the new languages use minutes.
Practical localization
Mindstamp times translated audio to the video, but it does not match mouth movement. Review the source transcript and translated content when exact wording, pronunciation, or on-screen timing matters. Translation quality can vary by language, topic, and source transcript quality.
Questions
Mindstamp can translate video audio, captions, the transcript, buttons, questions, forms, hotspots, text overlays, and common player text where a matching translation is available.
Yes. The transcript drives the translated audio and caption timing. Review and edit it before you submit a dubbing job. Interactions-only translation does not require a transcript.
Yes. Interactions-only translation changes the interactive content without changing the video audio. It is free on every Mindstamp plan.
Yes. Viewers can choose a language in the player, Mindstamp can use their browser language, or you can share a link with a language parameter such as ?lang=es.
Mindstamp supports dozens of global languages and variants, including Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Hindi, Italian, Dutch, and more. AI output can be reviewed and edited, and protected terms can stay unchanged.
Interactions-only translation is free. Full dubbing uses the monthly minutes included with eligible plans, then costs $1 per minute per language. Video length rounds up to the next minute. A language already purchased for the same video is not charged again. Dubbing is timed to the video, but it is not lip-sync.
Start with one video
Translate the full experience without rebuilding the project or splitting the audience across separate links.