Genve AI video translation

What is Genve?

Genve is an AI-based platform for video translation, dubbing, and lip-syncing aimed at content localization.

It is provided by APPWELL LIMITED, and uploading, processing, previewing, and downloading are carried out through a browser.

Main functions

• Automatically identifies and transcribes the speech in videos.
• Translate the script into the target language.
• Cloning the original speaker’s voice timbre to generate cross-lingual dubbing.
• Adjust the mouth movements of the characters to match the new audio.
• Detect multiple speakers in the same video.
• Generate subtitles and SRT files in the target language.
• Process multiple videos and multiple language versions in bulk.
• Paid plans support video output at up to 4K resolution.

Video translation process

The system will process speech recognition, text translation, voice generation, and lip-syncing in sequence.

Language support

Different pages on the official website specify different language options, so it cannot be assumed that every feature supports the same number of languages.

Before starting a project, it is necessary to check on the upload interface whether the source language, target language, voice cloning, and lip synchronization are all available.

Voice cloning

Users can upload clear audio samples lasting about 30 to 60 seconds to create a cross-lingual cloned voice.

• The recording should have only one speaker and minimal background noise.
• The system analyzes pitch, timbre, and speaking style.
• Cloned voices can be used for video dubbing or text-to-speech conversion.
• The product page states that audio up to 48kHz can be generated.
• One must have their own voice or obtain written consent from the rights holder.
• It must not be used for impersonation, deception, fraud, or false endorsement.

Lip sync

Lip synchronization adjusts the speaker’s mouth movements in line with the translated audio, thereby making the dubbed video appear more natural.

• A front view, clear lips, and stable lighting usually yield better results.
• The side profile, obstructions, beard, and rapid movements increase errors.
• For multi-person videos, it is necessary to check whether the speaker matches the voice.
• Unnatural movements may occur when emotions are intense or when there are large differences in speaking speed.
• Important ads and courses should undergo a final review shot by shot.

Multiple-person recognition and subtitles

Genve can detect multiple speakers in a video and assign different voices to each person.

• Suitable for interviews, courses, meetings, and narrative dialogues.
• Automatic subtitles can be generated in the target language.
• SRT files make it easy to make further modifications in editing software.
• Overlapping speech and background music can affect the accuracy of recognition.
• Subtitles require verification of the timeline, sentence breaks, and proper nouns.

Input and output

Genve Usage Guide

1. Register an account and take advantage of the free trial translation service first.
2. Upload your own video or paste a link to a video that you have permission to use.
3. Confirm the source language identified by the system and the number of speakers.
4. Select the target language and the corresponding voice.
5. Enable sound cloning when it is necessary to preserve the original timbre.
6. Enable lip-sync when matching a person’s mouth.
7. Check the estimated duration, number of languages, and points required.
8. Submit the task and wait for transcription, translation, and rendering.
9. Review the script, voiceover, subtitles, and lip movements section by section.
10. Correct brand names, numbers, units, and local expressions.
11. Download the final video in 1080p or 4K resolution as required.
12. Complete copyright, portrait, and advertising compliance reviews before publication.

Annual plan price

As of August 30, 2026, the default display on the official site shows the annual payment option, indicating a savings of around 40%.

The total amount is calculated by multiplying the average monthly price on the official website by 12 months, and payments on the site are made in US dollars.

The monthly price, taxes, promotions, and renewal terms should be checked on the current purchase page, with the settlement contract serving as the governing document.

Comparison of package features

Free trial

New users can currently try translating 3 videos for free to experience translation and lip-sync; no credit card is required.

• First, test a short video to verify the quality of the target language.
• Free offers are part of promotional benefits, and the platform can adjust or revoke them.
• Abusing trial versions across multiple accounts may result in the loss of eligibility.
• Trial restrictions and output capabilities are subject to the account page.

Rules for calculating integrals

0.5 points are charged for each 30-second video and for each target language; the duration is rounded up to the next 30-second interval.

The more target languages there are, the higher the score will be, as it increases with the number of languages; it is necessary to estimate the total cost before starting mass production.

Validity period of points and refunds

• Monthly subscription points can be accumulated and remain valid for 2 months.
• The validity period of annual subscription points is 14 months.
• Points that have not expired will be frozen after cancellation of the subscription.
• Re-subscribing before the expiration date can restore the use of the frozen points.
• If a failure occurs due to a system technical error, the points will be automatically refunded.
• Subscription fees are generally non-refundable, unless required by law.
• Cancellation will take effect after the current billing cycle ends.

Privacy and file storage

The privacy policy states that the original videos and the generated results are typically stored for 30 days, after which they are deleted in accordance with the established rules.

The service is still in the Beta phase; very few inputs may be accessed by authorized personnel for quality assurance or debugging purposes.

APIs and Integration

The product page on the official website and the help center list the API options and integration methods that can be used for batch translation workflows.

However, the public page does not provide complete and verifiable interface specifications or standard API pricing; the actual permissions depend on the account details or the results of business verification.

GitHub and open source

To date, no official public product source code, model weights, or development SDK repositories from Genve have been found.

Therefore, Genve should be classified as a closed-source cloud service, and collections of third-party tools cannot be regarded as official open-source projects.

Supported platforms

• It relies entirely on the browser and requires no installation of a desktop application.
• Access is supported on PCs, iPhones, Android devices, and tablets.
• The official version is primarily optimized for Chrome, Safari, and Edge.
• Mobile browsers can upload, translate, and download videos.
• Complex 4K projects are better suited to stable networks and desktop devices.

Which users are it suitable for

• Video creators: Produce multilingual YouTube versions as well as short video clips.
• Cross-border e-commerce: Localized product demonstrations and advertising materials.
• Education team: Translates courses, lectures, and training videos.
• Corporate Marketing Department: Handles bulk processing of global marketing content.
• SaaS team: Translate product demo and help videos.
• Film and television team: Quickly create draft voiceovers and preview versions.

Usage restrictions

• Translations, subtitles, and terminology may contain factual or semantic errors.
• The side profile, obstructions, and multiple people talking at the same time can affect lip-syncing.
• Voice cloning cannot be used to replicate someone’s voice without their consent.
• There are differences among the various language functionality criteria, and each one should be verified individually.
• The service is in beta phase, so processing times and features may change.
• Subscription fees are generally non-refundable; you should first use the free trial translation.
• AI-generated content must undergo human review and compliance checks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Genve translate videos and synchronize lip movements at the same time?

Yes, the system will handle transcription, translation, voiceover, and lip-syncing, and it also allows for the creation of subtitles in the target language.

How many languages is Genve capable of supporting?

Different pages on the official website indicate calibers of 30+, 60+, and 140+; the actual combination of functions is subject to what is displayed on the upload interface.

How many free trials are available?

New users can currently try translating 3 videos for free; according to the official instructions, a credit card is not required to start using this service.

How is the score calculated?

0.5 points are charged for each 30-second video and for each target language; the duration is rounded up to the nearest 30-second interval.

How long will the video be saved?

The privacy policy states that the original video and the generated results are typically stored for 30 days each, starting from the time they are uploaded or generated.

Does Genve provide an API?

The official website lists the APIs and integration options, but the complete documentation and standard prices have not yet been verified; the details will be determined once the account is activated.

Is Genve an open-source tool?

No, to date no official publicly available product source code, model weights, or SDK repositories have been found.