Sell your course in other languages without recording it again. The instructor's voice and teaching tone stay the same.
Updated: 2026-08-24
Someone taking a course listens for a long time while following code, a table or a drawing on screen. Reading subtitles splits that attention. A dubbed lesson keeps the student's eyes on the screen.
The instructor's voice is part of the course. Spimov re-creates the lesson in the instructor's own voice rather than a stock narrator, so students hear the same person in their language.
Drop the lesson videos into the chat and choose the target languages.
See field-specific terms in the editor and correct them; only the changed line is re-voiced.
Each lesson comes as a dubbed video with a subtitle file, ready for your own platform.
Instructors who want to sell a course made in one language in new markets.
Teams that want to give the same training to employees in different countries, in their own languages.
Channels that teach on YouTube can publish their library in new languages.
Translation follows the context of the video. You can see and correct field-specific terms one by one in the editor, at no extra charge.
Yes. Long videos are processed in parts and delivered as a single video.
By total video minutes. With AI QC the first language starts at $0.60 per minute and drops with volume; each extra language is half.
Start with a single lesson, listen to the result, then process the whole course.
Try one lesson