Rask AI alternative: dub videos without per-minute limits
Rask AI translates and dubs videos in one place: it recognizes the speech, translates it, clones the speaker’s voice and, on higher plans, syncs the lips. You pay for that in minutes of video, and the minutes run out quickly on a busy channel.
This guide sums up what Rask AI offers according to its pricing page, and when it is enough to voice an already translated script yourself, offline and without a minute limit, with SuperClonica.
What Rask AI does
Rask AI says it translates from nearly any language into more than 135 languages and can clone the speaker’s voice in 57 languages, including on the free trial. Lip-sync is listed from the Creator Pro plan; its enhanced lip-sync is in beta and uses 3 minutes for every minute of video. The built-in editor lets you correct the result before export.
What it costs
On its pricing page in October 2026, the free trial gives 3 minutes with no credit card. Creator costs $39 a month for 25 minutes, Creator Pro $99 for 100 minutes and Business $249 for 250 minutes, with lower monthly prices on yearly billing; Enterprise is custom. A weekly ten-minute video already needs 40 minutes a month.
When voicing it yourself is enough
SuperClonica does only the voice: it does not recognize speech, translate or move lips. If you already have subtitles or a script, translate it yourself or with any translator, then voice it in any of 31 languages; Chinese is not among them yet. Talking-head videos need lip-sync, so keep a service like Rask for those; voice-over, explainers, tutorials and faceless videos do not.
Voice the translation offline
Install the free SuperClonica engine with python -m pip install superclonica-cpu, save each translated line or the whole script as a text file and run superclonica --text-file line-001.txt --voice my-voice.json --lang es --normalize --output line-001.wav, changing only the language. It runs offline on an ordinary processor with no character or minute limit, and --normalize keeps every language at the same loudness. Place the files on the timeline at the subtitle timings.
Your own voice in every language
The most natural dub keeps your voice. Record a clean phrase of 5 to 10 seconds, create a voice in the studio and train it; training on your own NVIDIA graphics card is free. The trained voice then speaks all 31 languages with a trace of your accent. Dub other people only with their consent. Before you start, hear catalog voices in your target language free on their pages with 30 to 100 characters.