# Translate Video

Paste a project ID or editor URL, choose a target language, and translate.

- Tool id: `translate-video`
- Create in Studio: https://studio.listnr.ai/create?tool=translate-video
- HTML page: https://studio.listnr.ai/tools/translate-video

Translate Video keeps the source, direction, and intended audience clear before the next edit.

## FAQ

### How does Translate Video use an existing project?

Provide the project ID or editor URL requested by the tool and choose the target language. Confirm that the project is the correct source before translating, especially when several versions share a similar title or message.

### What should I check when translating a video?

Review names, numbers, idioms, captions, spoken pacing, and any text inside the visuals. A direct translation may not fit the original timing, so check line breaks and make sure the meaning remains clear for the target audience.

### Can a translated video keep its original visual message?

The source visuals can remain useful, but language changes may require different captions, timing, or text placement. Inspect signs, graphics, jokes, and culturally specific references so the translated version does not contradict what viewers see.

### What rights should I have before translating a video?

Use a project and source media you are authorized to access, translate, edit, and publish. Check permission for the original voice, music, footage, logos, and any personal information before distributing a translated version.

### What does Translate Video actually change in my footage?

Translate Video is a Listnr Studio edit for a translation-focused edit of source media. You bring source media you are allowed to change, describe the intended result, and continue in the editor. This public page only prepares that brief.

### What source should I upload for Translate Video?

Choose the source media the public setup asks for, then describe only the change you want that footage to receive. Choose the source media shown in the public setup and note the language or audience goal in your brief. Keep the first seconds specific so Studio has a job for each scene.