Real example · Video creation & editing
Added automatic video dubbing in 40 languages to a platform
What they did
Vimeo built automated dubbing into its video platform using ElevenLabs' API, which transcribes, translates, clones the voice and speaks the result in one flow, and lets customers edit the text tracks before publishing.
How it went
Since January 2026 Vimeo reports 1.4 million minutes dubbed across more than 25,000 videos, from 35 source languages into 40 target languages, and 27% of enterprise accounts have tried it.
Worth knowing
Published by ElevenLabs, so the figures are vendor-reported. The page gives no accuracy rates or failure cases, and its main safeguard is that creators review and edit each dub before it goes live.
Try it yourself with ElevenLabs
Replace anything in [brackets] with your details.
Translate this transcript into [language] for dubbing. Keep each line close to the original length so it fits the video timing, leave brand and product names untranslated, and mark any sentence where a literal translation would sound unnatural so I can review it.
Transcript: [paste transcript]Read the original
Vimeo scales automated video dubbing across 40 languages with ElevenLabs ↗
elevenlabs.io · · Vendor case study
Attributed to the source linked below; not our own test.
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