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Dubbing has always had a visible seam: the voice changes language and the mouth does not follow. LipDub AI uses deep neural networks to redraw an on-screen performer's lip movements to match a dubbed audio track, at what its makers pitch as broadcast and Hollywood quality rather than the smeared results of consumer lip-sync tools. It is the second AI product out of MARZ — Monsters Aliens Robots Zombies — the Toronto visual-effects studio founded in 2018 that did work on Marvel and Netflix series before turning its internal tooling into software; Vanity AI was the first. MARZ announced LipDub AI in August 2023 and released a beta for professional creators in February 2024, claiming it could turn a minute of footage into any language in under twenty minutes of compute. The product now sells itself directly to brands, agencies and educators: "Localize any video you've already made in 80+ languages, with broadcast-quality lip sync. From a 30-second ad to a multi-hour course," with voice cloning, dubbing and a developer API. Matt Panousis, MARZ's co-founder and chief operating officer, is co-founder and COO here too.
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No standalone funding round has been announced; LipDub AI was developed and released by MARZ rather than raised for separately.
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What does LipDub AI do?
It translates and dubs existing video into other languages and redraws the speaker's lip movements to match the new audio, so the result reads as filmed in that language rather than dubbed over.
Where did LipDub AI come from?
It is the second AI product from MARZ, the Toronto visual-effects studio founded in 2018 by a team including Matt Panousis. MARZ unveiled it in August 2023 and released a professional beta in February 2024.
Who uses it?
Brands, agencies and educators — the company cites more than 1,000 of them across 40-plus countries, with WPP and Washington Square Films among the named customers on its site.