Choose the ad and languages.
Start with a saved ad. Select from Pantheon supports 12 languages, including English, Turkish, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Japanese and Korean.
Video Ad Localization
Localize a saved ad into multiple languages in one batch. Pantheon translates on-screen text, regenerates the voice, rebuilds timed captions and updates talking-head lip movements. Each language becomes its own version, ready to download or send separately to Meta.
Start free Explore the workflow ↓A translated script needs to work inside the video’s timing. Pantheon budgets translated speech to the source duration and regenerates the connected elements, so voice, captions and speaking characters can follow the target language together.

Start with a saved ad. Select from Pantheon supports 12 languages, including English, Turkish, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Japanese and Korean.
Credits are reserved for the whole batch before production. If the balance is insufficient, the batch does not begin.
Outputs are labeled with language codes. Review text, voice and timing, then download each version or send it individually to Meta.
On-screen text is translated and the voiceover is synthesized in the target language, rather than leaving the original spoken track under translated captions.
Kinetic captions are rebuilt around the localized voice. Check readability and the product terminology during review.
Lip movements in talking-head scenes are regenerated for the target language.
Each language has an independent output. Keep the versions that meet your brief and choose where to use them.
An illustrative brief to show how the workflow can be used—not a customer result or a performance guarantee.
Production average per ad and target language, based on the 23 September 2026 reference data. Median: 1.2 credits. A 30-credit reservation is reconciled against actual usage after production.
Translation: approximately 0.25 credit per language. Speech generation: 2 credits per 1,000 characters. Analysis and any new voice add to the total.
Lip-sync adds approximately 1.4 credits per generated second at the observed effective OmniHuman rate, plus speech generation. An ad with talking characters can cost more than the overall average.
Pantheon supports 12 languages, including English, Turkish, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Japanese and Korean. One finished ad can be localized into several of them in a single batch, each producing its own version.
A real re-voice. On-screen text is translated, the voiceover is re-synthesized in the target language, animated captions are re-derived from the new narration, and in talking-head scenes the lip movement is regenerated with OmniHuman so the character's mouth actually forms the new language.
The translation is budgeted to fit the source's spoken duration, not its word count. A language that needs more time for the same sentence is condensed to fit the scene, so scenes do not freeze on their last frame while the audio catches up.
Yes. Each language is a separate version, labeled with its language code, downloadable on its own in 9:16 and 1:1, and deployable to Meta independently — so a German ad set gets the German ad.
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