Languages
Product demo videos with AI narration in 22 languages
ViralDub writes and voices narration in 22 languages. When you choose a language, the director writes the script in that language from the start rather than translating English, times each line with that language's speaking rate and voices it with a natural AI voice. Captions and the end card follow the same language.
| Language | Fits in 60 s | Writing notes |
|---|---|---|
| English | 147 words | The default. Pick a voice accent that matches your main market. |
| Portuguese (Portugal) | 150 words | European Portuguese: vocabulary and pronunciation differ from Brazil. Never mixed with pt-BR. |
| Portuguese (Brazil) | 150 words | Brazilian Portuguese with você. The larger market; pick it for Brazil. |
| Spanish | 150 words | Neutral Spanish works across Spain and Latin America. Tú is common in SaaS, usted in formal B2B. |
| French | 147 words | Vous is the safe default for B2B; tu suits playful consumer brands. |
| German | 126 words | Sie for formal B2B, du for many startups. Long compound words wrap captions more often. |
| Italian | 150 words | Tu is common in apps; Lei for formal business audiences. |
| Dutch | 126 words | Informal je is normal in Dutch software copy. |
| Polish | 126 words | Decide between formal Pan/Pani and informal ty before writing; SaaS usually goes informal. |
| Swedish | 147 words | Informal du is standard, even in B2B. |
| Danish | 147 words | Informal du is standard. |
| Norwegian | 147 words | Written as Bokmål; du is standard. |
| Finnish | 126 words | Long words; keep sentences short so captions stay on two lines. |
| Turkish | 147 words | Siz is the polite default for business audiences. |
| Russian | 126 words | Вы (formal) for business audiences. |
| Ukrainian | 147 words | A separate language and market from Russian; don't reuse one for the other. |
| Arabic | 147 words | Modern Standard Arabic, understood across markets. Captions run right to left. |
| Hindi | 147 words | Many software terms stay in English, which most viewers expect. |
| Indonesian | 147 words | Anda is the polite default. |
| Japanese | about 384 characters | Polite です/ます form is standard. Counted in characters. |
| Korean | about 384 characters | Polite 합니다 or 해요 endings depending on brand tone. |
| Chinese (Mandarin) | about 384 characters | Simplified characters, for mainland China and Singapore. |
How a video gets made in another language
- 1
Pick the language in the Studio
For walkthroughs, voice-overs and Motion videos.
- 2
The script is written in that language
From your brief and your site, with the speaking rate of that language, so lines fit their shots.
- 3
A native AI voice reads it
With music, captions and the end card in the same language.
- 4
Make more versions
Run a walkthrough again in another language, or translate a finished Motion video in one click (Pro and Agency).
Your product's interface stays in whatever language it has. If your app is English-only, the narration can still be Spanish or Japanese; say so in the brief so the voice-over mentions it. The translation guide covers the options in detail.
Frequently asked questions
Which languages can ViralDub narrate in?
English, Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil), Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Turkish, Russian, Ukrainian, Arabic, Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean and Mandarin Chinese.
Does ViralDub translate my English script?
For walkthroughs, the director writes the narration directly in the language you choose, so it reads naturally and fits the timing. Motion videos can also be translated in one click after they're made.
Can I get captions in the same language?
Yes. Captions are synced word by word to the voice-over in the narration language.
Does my website need to be translated?
No. The agent films your site as it is. Many teams keep an English interface and localize only the narration.