1. Add your episode and language
Upload the source video and choose a target language. Generate a transcript and translation, or use your approved translated SRT on an eligible plan.
Translate short and micro-dramas with control over the dialogue, character voices and subtitles. Use Rask to prepare each language version, reuse approved voices across episodes and develop a repeatable workflow for your series.


A short episode can include several characters, fast dialogue and a change in emotion. Rask gives your team a clear process for translation, dubbing and delivery.

Upload the source video and choose a target language. Generate a transcript and translation, or use your approved translated SRT on an eligible plan.

Edit the translation, adjust timing and assign a voice to each speaker. Preview individual lines before generating the full dub.

Download the dubbed video, subtitle files or audio for production. Keep preferred names in a translation dictionary and reuse saved voices in later episodes.

See the original and the translation side by side. Fix a line, its timing or speaker, then regenerate just that segment. Rask flags lines worth a second look, and edits don’t cost extra minutes.
Save preferred translations for character names and recurring terms in a reusable translation dictionary.
Already have the text you want voiced? Upload your own script or SRT, and Rask dubs your approved wording instead of generating a new translation.
Match the dialogue to the right character and correct speaker assignments in the editor.
Save a custom voice clone and select it in later projects, so your series can use the same voice choices.
Adjust expressiveness and similarity, then listen to how the line fits the character, language and scene.

Prepare the files your editors and publishing team need. Keep the dialogue, captions and soundtrack connected to the same episode.

Run the compatibility check and apply lip-sync to the dubbed video. Evaluate the result on close-ups, speaker changes and the types of movement in your footage.

Edit translated subtitle text and timing, then export SRT files or a captioned translated video. Apply your studio’s line-length and readability rules during review.

Rask reliably separates 20+ speakers in a single scene and gives each character their own voice with voice cloning. Emotions carry over to the dub, and you can adjust them for every speaker separately.
When a series has dozens of episodes and several language versions, voice choices, review and delivery become recurring production work. Rask can help configure the process, support your team or manage agreed production stages.
Use Teamspaces to share projects with editors. Reuse character voices and translation dictionaries.
Connect supported translation and dubbing steps to your existing systems with Rask API.
Rask is SOC 2 Type II certified and GDPR compliant, so a security review doesn’t stall the rollout.
The user interface is exceptionally intuitive, making the entire process ultra-easy for me. I've particularly appreciated Rask's proficiency in handling technical and specialized language commonly found in online courses. The translations consistently maintain accuracy and a natural tone.
It has an easy to use interface where both the original language and the translation can be edited. And the clone voices are quite good. In totality a top tool right now in the market. I'm the host of a local podcast that we would like to internationalize - translating it to several languages and sending it out again using the original voices, now cloned and speaking English.
The most helpful feature is to edit the translated transcript and being able to redub the video. The voice cloning feature is very accurate - that is great for delivering the content of a known guest, that people know how their voice sounds. Now they recognize the voice and understand the message.
The easy straightforward way to use it, the fact to be able to edit the translated text before rendering the final versions - we work with videos that need compliance approval for the text, so for us this is an important feature, together with the fact that the voice cloning is very well achieved. It makes it easier for us to respond quickly to client changes.
You don't need any previous knowledge, you just sign up and start translating and dubbing your videos. The possibility to correct the translations helps to get exceptional results. I have done a project of about 30 videos of about 25 minutes each in 2 languages and the results were excellent.
I used Rask to translate 18 episodes of a podcast from the original Italian. I cloned my own voice and used library voices for all the other people involved. The result is amazing. My cloned voice sounds like my own voice (with a better accent). Rask allowed me to translate an Italian podcast into English in just 3 days.
The most impressive feature is the AI's ability to maintain the speaker's original voice while translating the content. This is a game-changer for online educators like myself looking to reach a global audience. French being my first language, it was difficult for me to reach students from UK, US, etc. But with this tool, I have access to a bigger market.
I'm a Canadian YouTuber who's always wanted to translate my content to the french language. I've used it on a couple of my videos to date, and have to say I'm quite impressed with the cloned voice feature. Planning on using it for 3-4 videos per month to bring my french channel back to life without a huge time commitment.
Upload an episode, select the target language and generate a transcript and translation. Edit dialogue, timing and speaker assignments, then create the dub and export the files you need. You can use Rask to auto translate video for short dramas and refine the result in the editor.
Short dramas and micro dramas usually describe short episodic stories. Vertical dramas describe their portrait presentation. YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and TikTok are publishing formats or platforms that can contain drama clips and many other types of video. Rask can translate the videos you prepare for these destinations.
Yes. Import an approved translated SRT on Creator Pro, Business or Enterprise, or with the SRT Booster on Creator. Edit its text, timing and speaker assignments before dubbing. Existing SRT import uses the individual-project workflow; bulk upload accepts video files.
Rask can generate a source-language transcript from your video. You can edit that text and its translation in the project. A translated script contains the target-language dialogue; an SRT also includes timing for subtitles or the SRT import workflow.
Yes. Save a custom voice clone on an eligible plan and select it in later projects. Assign the voice to the correct speaker and adjust expressiveness and similarity for the scene. Voice quality and delivery depend on the source material, language and settings.
Yes. Rask supports video translation from Chinese into English and other supported languages. You can also prepare versions such as Brazilian Portuguese, Hindi or Filipino. Choose the target language and available voice, then use your reviewers’ preferred terminology and regional wording.
Lip-sync is available on Creator Pro, Business and Enterprise. Run the compatibility check, then apply it to the full dubbed video. Lip-sync uses additional minutes from your balance. Include it in the evaluation and cost estimate for your series.
You can download the dubbed MP4, the translated audio track or SRT subtitle files. SRT features require Creator Pro or higher, or the SRT Booster on Creator. For original music, sound effects or separate studio mixing, agree the required source materials and output files. Specific music-and-effects or per-character stem requirements need a separate scope check.
Yes. Teamspaces support shared project work, and the Rask API supports documented automation workflows on eligible plans. For recurring episode production, define the files, language versions, review stages and delivery requirements with your team. Rask can help design that process around your existing systems.
Yes. Discuss a managed production scope with Rask, including the stages you want to delegate, review criteria, languages, deliverables and schedule. Your team can operate the platform, work with Rask on selected stages or delegate the full agreed localization project.
Bring one episode, your target languages and any approved script or SRT. Start translating, or discuss a series workflow with the Rask team.
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