Meta’s AI Can Now Dub And Translate Instagram And Facebook Reels In Hindi, Portuguese, And More

Meta is ending the language barrier while enjoying your latest content on Instagram and Facebook. People do make reels and videos all around the world in their respective languages. However, due to the language constraints, most of these videos remain viral within a country or community. Thanks to the latest update, Instagram and Facebook reels can automatically be translated, dubbed and lip-synced.  Also Read: WhatsApp Tests Multi-Account Switching On iOS After Years Of User Requests

However, it must be noted that the feature was earlier announced in August with access to English and Spanish creators on Facebook and Instagram. Now, the feature has been expanded with more languages, including Hindi and Portuguese. What about the others? Meta says that the other languages are coming soon.  Also Read: Ray-Ban Meta Glasses Just Got Easier To Buy In India: Coming To Amazon, Flipkart On November 21

Meta Translation Feature: How It Works

Meta has explained that AI will replicate the creator’s voice to match the sound and tone to bring natural-sounding translations to the reels on Facebook and Instagram. Not only that, the lip sync feature can enhance the natural look to help it align with the translated audio, along with mouth movements. However, this has to be enabled by the creator. Also Read: How To Check Your Instagram Watch History, The Reels You’ve Watched Earlier? Check Quick Steps

Once done, the viewers will get the tag “Translated with Meta AI” on reels. This is to maintain the transparency with the users that AI has generated the video’s audio via translation. The good part is that the users will always have an option to enable or disable the translation according to their needs. How to access it? Simply tap on the three-dot menu, go to the audio and language settings, and click the “Don’t Translate” option.

Who can access it? Meta says, “Translating reels with Meta AI is free, and is accessible to Facebook creators with 1,000 followers or more and to all public Instagram accounts in countries where Meta AI is available.”