Perso Dubbing

Perso Dubbing is a video and audio localization tool for creators, marketers, teams, and developers who need translated speech to stay tied to the original speaker. Its strongest fit is a workflow that needs voice cloning, lip sync, and script editing together; short clips suit the lower tiers, while longer material requires a larger plan.

Overview

Users can upload video or audio, or provide a YouTube, TikTok, or Google Drive link, then select a language, generate a dub, edit the script, and download the result. Editing before export is useful when generated wording needs correction. Perso supports 99+ languages and says its voice cloning reaches 98% accuracy, a claim that should not be treated as a guarantee for every voice or recording.

Automatic speaker detection handles up to 10 speakers, and lip sync supports up to 10 speakers per scene. That gives the product a stronger case for multi-person dialogue than a single-speaker-only workflow. SRT and VTT subtitle exports and separate audio exports help when the dubbed video is only one part of a delivery package.

Key features

• Voice cloning and lip sync: Perso combines translated speech with a cloned speaker voice and synchronized lips. It is a compelling pairing for localized on-camera material, though the stated voice-match accuracy remains a product claim.
• Script editing: Users can revise the script after generation, making the workflow more practical than a one-step export when phrasing needs adjustment.
• ElevenLabs voice engine: Perso AI says it is an official ElevenLabs partner and uses the ElevenLabs v3 engine for voice synthesis.
• Developer API: The API includes dubbing, lip sync, script editing, multilingual support, API keys, and documentation. It suits teams integrating these capabilities into a product rather than only processing clips in the web interface.
• Data and security: Videos, voice recordings, and scripts are used to deliver the requested service; AI-learning use requires explicit consent. Voice and facial data are encrypted, stored separately from other personal data, and deleted when the service purpose is complete. Perso AI says ESTsoft is ISO/IEC 27001 certified and KISA ISMS accredited, and that Perso is a Content Authenticity Initiative member. Its trust page cites GDPR, Korea PIPA, and California CCPA compliance and says EU AI Act requirements are being monitored.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing, billed per month, and provides one generation on sign-up, dubbing, speech to text, and audio separation. It is useful for a first look, but one generation is too little for recurring work.

Starter costs $6.99 a month, billed per month, with a $3.49 first month for new subscribers. It includes 420 credits per month (Dub 7min), a 3-minute maximum video, lip dubbing, five project slots, 1080p export, and no watermark. It is the entry point for occasional short clips, but both the monthly minutes and per-video cap are restrictive for longer or steady production.

Creator costs $29 a month, billed per month. Its 2,400 credits per month (Dub 40min), 15-minute video maximum, queue of up to two, voice library of up to two, and unlimited projects suit regular creators or marketers with multiple short-to-medium jobs. The higher allowance is more useful than Starter for ongoing work, but does not remove the clip-length ceiling.

PRO costs $99 a month, billed per month, and raises the allowance to 10,800 credits per month (Dub 180min) and the video maximum to 30 minutes. Queue capacity rises to three, concurrent processing to two, and the voice library to five; 4K export is included. This is the stronger fit for higher-volume work or sharper exports, at a substantial monthly step up from Creator.

Enterprise has custom pricing per month, with custom credits, dedicated server resources, a 60-minute maximum video, custom queue and concurrency, a voice library of up to 20, team collaboration, and a shared workspace. It is aimed at teams whose workload or collaboration needs exceed the fixed plans; a dedicated 1:1 success manager and 24/7 dedicated direct line are also included.

A free trial is offered. The monthly credit totals, project or voice-library caps, and video-length ceilings matter more than the entry price when estimating a real workload.

Platforms

Perso Dubbing is available on the web and through an API. That covers direct use and integration, but the listed platform options do not include a dedicated mobile or desktop app.

Who it's for

Creators and marketers producing localized clips can start with Starter if their videos stay within three minutes and their monthly dubbing need is modest. Creator is a better match for regular output, while PRO is more appropriate for longer clips, larger monthly volume, or 4K delivery. Teams needing shared workspaces, tailored capacity, or a dedicated contact should consider Enterprise. Developers have a clear reason to choose Perso when they need dubbing and lip sync exposed through an API.

It is less suitable for anyone whose routine videos exceed the chosen plan's length limit or who needs a broad monthly allowance at the lowest price. The free plan is a sample rather than a continuing production tier.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Voice cloning, lip sync, script editing, subtitles, and separate audio exports combine in one workflow, reducing the need to assemble those steps across separate tools.
• Pros: Support for up to 10 detected speakers and 10 speakers per scene gives dialogue-heavy video a viable path through the workflow.
• Pros: The API includes core dubbing and editing functions, making it relevant beyond individual web users.
• Cons: Starter's 3-minute video ceiling and seven-minute monthly dubbing allowance sharply limit longer or frequent work.
• Cons: Creator and PRO raise the caps but still impose video-length, queue, concurrency, or voice-library limits; teams needing more flexibility must move to custom pricing.

Alternatives

HeyGen is worth considering when Android or iOS access matters; its free plan allows up to three videos per month, each up to one minute, while Perso offers web and API access and lip sync across longer paid-plan limits.

pyVideoTrans is the better fit for users who want open-source software with no feature limits and can handle third-party API charges separately; Perso instead offers paid fixed allowances and an Enterprise option.

CAMB.AI is another freemium dubbing option, with a one-time 5K-credit free plan and a 10K-credits-per-month Essentials plan at $5 a month; compare its credit structure with Perso's stated dubbing minutes and video caps.

Translate.Video is an alternative web-based freemium option for readers comparing video translation tools.

Vidby is an alternative freemium web tool with a free plan that includes 30 credits, 70 languages, watermarking, downloads, and automatic voice cloning.

videodubbing.com is an alternative with API and web access and a free tier capped at one-minute videos, five projects, and watermarked exports, with no commercial use.

Wavel AI is an alternative for readers considering an API-focused tool; its free access is a one-time, 15-credit, seven-day trial with watermarked videos.

BlipCut AI Video Translator is an alternative for users who want extension, macOS, web, or Windows access; its listed Weekly Plan costs $16.99 a month and provides 30 credits per week.

Browse Video Localization Software or AI Dubbing Software for more options.

Verdict

Perso Dubbing is a strong choice for creators, marketers, and developers who need translated video with voice cloning, lip sync, and an editable script in one workflow. Its API, multi-speaker support, and subtitle exports broaden its usefulness beyond basic dubbing. The main reason to look elsewhere is capacity: Starter is tightly capped, higher plans rise quickly in price, and longer or team-scale work can require custom pricing.