Meta’s AI translation tool can dub your Instagram videos

Meta is bringing its AI translation tool to more users on Facebook and Instagram, which automatically dubs your reels into another language. The feature also uses AI to make its dub match up with the sound of your voice and the movement of your mouth.

For now, you can only translate your reels from English to Spanish (and vice versa), similar to what Meta previewed during its Connect event last year. You can enable the tool by selecting the Translate voices with Meta AI toggle on the menu that appears before you publish a reel on Instagram and Facebook. Meta also gives you the option to add lip-syncing to your dubbed video, as well as review it before publishing.

Facebook and Instagram will automatically surface translated reels to users in their preferred language. Your videos will also have a tag that discloses that it was translated using Meta AI. The translation tool is rolling out now to Facebook creators with 1,000 or more followers and all public Instagram accounts.



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