Panjaya is an AI video localization platform built for teams that need dubbed video to look and sound like the original. Its BodyTalk system clones the speaker's voice, then syncs the new audio to lip movements and body language, including pauses, breaths and gestures. A Cinematic Speech Engine carries the emotional arc of the original take into the target language. You can work in the Dubbing Studio, plug in via API, or hand the whole job to Panjaya's managed service. TED and JFrog use it for their video translation.

• BodyTalk lip and body sync: Matches dubbed audio to lip movements, expressions, gestures, pauses, and scene dynamics. It supports multiple speakers, changing camera angles, head turns, and fast-paced edits.
• Voice preservation across languages: Recreates the original speaker's voice characteristics, tone, cadence, and expressiveness in the target language, including videos with multiple speakers.
• Cinematic Speech Engine: Reads the emotional dynamics of the original performance, from a quiet murmur to a shout, and rebuilds that arc in the new language.
• Context-aware translation: Translates with awareness of timing, speaker identity and scene context, so lines are written for the voice rather than the page.
• Preview and refine: Review and adjust translations, tone, timing, pauses, emphasis, and audio performance before generating the final video.
• Custom glossaries and transcript review: Lock in brand terms and product names, and push transcription corrections across every translated version at once.
• Multiple export formats: Pull SRT subtitle files, audio-only tracks or the fully dubbed video, depending on what your pipeline needs.
• API and managed services: Integrate dubbing into your own platform through the Dubbing Studio API, or let Panjaya's team run the whole process including QC.

• Natural lip and body sync: Matches dubbed speech with lip movements, gestures, timing, and expressions.
• Better than audio-only dubbing: Syncing body movement alongside lips removes the mismatch that makes most dubbed video feel off, which matters for talking-head content.
• Handles messy real footage: Built to work with multi-speaker scenes, noisy environments, music-backed footage and speakers who turn away or move around.
• Human-in-the-loop control: You can edit translations and tune performance nuances instead of accepting whatever the model produces.
• Flexible delivery options: Self-serve studio, API integration and fully managed service cover everything from a single clip to an ongoing localization pipeline.

• Limited pricing detail: Pay-As-You-Go credit options are published, but there is no simple per-minute rate. Enterprise and managed services use custom pricing.
• Some features require Enterprise: Custom glossaries, unlimited video duration, 4K and ProRes exports, and other advanced options are reserved for Enterprise plans.
• Human review may be needed: Users can review and fine-tune translations, transcripts, timing, and voice performance before finalizing a video.
• Built for structured workflows: API access, QC tools, managed services, and production controls may be more than casual users need.

• Localizing a talks or lecture library: If you have a back catalogue of stage talks or educational series, Panjaya dubs them into multiple languages without reshoots. TED used this approach across Portuguese, French, German, Italian and Spanish and saw completion rates double.
• Corporate training in every office language: Roll out the same onboarding or compliance training worldwide with the original presenter's voice intact. Employees get consistent material without regional teams re-recording it.
• Global marketing and product demos: Turn one product demo, webinar or explainer into a set of localized versions for each market. Growth teams get more reach from the video budget they already spent.
• News, interviews and sports content: Dub post-game pressers, interviews and news segments where tone and timing carry as much meaning as the words. The body sync keeps reactions and gestures aligned with the new audio.
• Podcast and long-form video translation: Translate podcast episodes into 30+ languages to open up audiences that would never find the original. Multi-speaker support means each host keeps their own cloned voice.
• Platform-level localization via API: Media and learning platforms can wire the Dubbing Studio API into their upload pipeline so content gets localized automatically as it is published.