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About this announcement
ElevenLabs announced Dub & Sync, a new capability within ElevenCreative designed to translate video content into 25 languages. The publisher notes that the tool handles both voice dubbing and lip-syncing automatically, matching the speaker's lip movements to the newly generated audio.
According to the company, users simply upload a video and select their target languages without needing to prompt or edit the output. The feature is positioned for adapting social clips, Reels, and short-form videos for international audiences while maintaining a natural appearance.
Design ideas to consider
When demonstrating automated lip-syncing, a designer could try using a split-screen layout to show the original language alongside the dubbed version. This approach would allow viewers to directly compare the naturalness of the lip movements in real time.
To emphasize the lack of manual editing required, a video might feature a simplified screen recording of the upload and language selection process, immediately followed by the final result. This could quickly establish the ease of use claimed in the product description.
Ideas for your own video
- Showcase before-and-after comparisons side-by-side to clearly illustrate the quality of AI-generated modifications like lip-syncing.
- Keep the UI demonstration minimal when highlighting a fully automated process, focusing instead on the speed from input to final output.
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