ARABIC → ENGLISH · CREATOR LOCALIZATION

Your voice.
Ready for English.

Your stories deserve to travel. Create English versions of your Arabic videos, or partner with us to build and manage your English channel.

Your voice. Your delivery. A new audience.

AR → EN0:37
Full demonstration · switch languages at the same moment
Your voice, used with permissionYour channel stays yoursYou approve before publishing

TWO WAYS TO CREATE IN ENGLISH

Choose the way you grow.

Make a dub yourself, or let us manage your channel’s next chapter.

SELF-SERVE · EARLY ACCESS

Medut Studio

A focused workspace for short Arabic videos. Upload, generate, review and export your English version.

  • Designed for videos up to 5 minutes
  • Voice preservation, timing and lip-sync
  • Automated production, with you in control
Request early access Studio is preparing for launch. Join the access list.

MANAGED · REVENUE-SHARE PARTNERSHIPS

Medut Channels

Your strongest videos, thoughtfully adapted for an English audience. We handle production and the agreed channel publishing plan.

  • Cultural adaptation and bilingual review
  • Selected archive videos and channel launch
  • No upfront production fees for selected partners
Apply for a partnership Scope and revenue share agreed before production.

THE WORK SPEAKS

Hear the difference.
See the detail.

Real Arabic originals. Full English demonstrations. Listen to the voice, follow the pacing, and watch the on-camera delivery.

AR → EN0:37

VOICE · DELIVERY · TIMING

Economics & commentary

01

Compare the vocal character, emphasis and rhythm across the same passage.

Original source ↗
AR → EN0:51

ADAPTATION · ON-CAMERA LIP-SYNC

Storytelling & documentary

02

Follow a complete story segment, including the transition between B-roll and on-camera speech.

Original source ↗

Original creator footage shown as a localization demonstration. No client relationship or endorsement is implied.

MEDUT CHANNELS

Your English channel.
Built around you.

A selected launch collection. A voice that stays recognizable. A publishing plan agreed together.

See how partnerships work
01

Choose the right videos

We agree on a focused collection from your archive and the audience it could reach.

02

Adapt, dub and review

Cultural adaptation, voice work, selective lip-sync and bilingual review.

03

Launch and manage

Localized packaging, your approval, and the agreed publishing schedule.

No upfront production fees.
Shared revenue.

For selected partnerships. Production scope, ownership and commercial terms are agreed in writing.

CRAFT, WITH A PURPOSE

More than changing
the language.

Meaning that carries

Idioms, references and phrasing are adapted so the English version makes sense to its audience.

Delivery that fits

Voice, emotion, pauses and scene timing are treated as parts of the same performance.

The right work, per scene

On-camera moments receive lip-sync where appropriate. B-roll is handled as B-roll.

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Your questions.
Clear answers.

Contact
What is available now?

Arabic-to-English localization demonstrations and inquiries for managed channel partnerships. Medut Studio is in early access preparation; a request joins the access list, rather than starting a live render.

What is the difference between Studio and Channels?

Studio is the planned self-serve workflow: you generate and review your own short videos. Channels is a managed partnership with agreed production, bilingual review and channel support.

How does the revenue share work?

For selected Channels partnerships, Medut funds the agreed production work and shares revenue from the localized channel. The scope, revenue definition and split are agreed before production.

Who owns the English channel?

The channel stays yours. Access, dubbed deliverables, voice permissions and publishing approvals are defined in the partnership agreement.

Will every video need lip-sync?

No. Lip-sync is used for suitable on-camera segments. Faceless content and B-roll can be localized through voice, adaptation and audio production.

What about Spanish and French?

They are planned expansion options. Arabic-to-English is our current launch focus.

How long does production take?

Timing depends on video length, on-camera work and review needs. We agree on a schedule for the selected scope before production.

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

Your next audience
is out there.

Start with a short video, or talk to us about the bigger picture.