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What this means for you: VEED's Dubbing API translates the speech in a video into another language and matches the speaker's lips to the new words. It keeps each speaker's emotion and accent, and it handles videos with several speakers and side-angle shots. An API is a way for other apps and tools to use VEED's feature directly.

Why it matters: It follows the Oct 22 waitlist for the Dubbing API, so access is now open to people who were waiting. The 30% discount is for a limited time.

How to use it: Comment "API" on VEED's post on X and VEED sends a discount link in a direct message. The 30% off applies to API access for a limited time.

What this means for you: VEED's Dubbing API is a tool other software can use to dub a video into another language. It keeps the speaker's emotion and accent, handles more than one speaker, and leaves the background audio in place.

Why it matters: It follows VEED's Subtitles API on Oct 14 and its Fabric API and Clean Audio API on Sep 30, which are also tools other products can plug into.

How to use it: The waitlist is open now. Comment "Dub" on VEED's post on X and VEED will message you for early access.

What this means for you: Other apps and workflows can now add subtitles to videos by calling VEED's service. It supports more than 100 languages and 28 style presets, which are ready-made looks for the text.

Why it matters: It joins the Clean Audio API and the Fabric API for avatar videos, both of which VEED opened for use in other products on Sep 30.

How to use it: Access is by request. VEED says that if you retweet its post, it sends you the API access link by direct message.