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Terms of service
The agreement between you and Vocelle. Last updated 17 September 2026.
Your content, your rights
You must own, or hold the rights to, every video you upload, and you confirm this with a tick at upload. That includes the rights to the footage, the music and the people who appear or speak in it. Consent for any voice used in a render is your responsibility.
You own the outputs: the dubbed videos, subtitle files, transcripts and translations produced from your content.
What the service does and does not do
The service transcribes, translates and re voices finished videos, mixes the new voice over the original footage and returns dubbed video plus subtitle files. Timing sync is provided: the new speech fits each segment's original duration.
Lip sync is not provided and is not promised. Voice cloning is not available at launch. When it becomes available, it will require the recorded consent of the voice owner.
AI generated output
Translations and voices are AI generated. They should be reviewed before broadcast or publication, and the editor exists so you can. We are not liable for meaning lost or changed in a translation you did not review.
Plans, minutes and payment
Plans are priced per minute of source video, with monthly allowances and per minute top ups on paid plans. When an allowance is used up, new renders pause until you top up or the month resets. During onboarding, upgrades are arranged by contacting us.
Retention and deletion
Source videos and outputs are kept for 30 days on Free and 90 days on paid plans, then deleted unless you keep them. You can delete projects at any time. See the privacy policy for the full data handling terms.
Acceptable use
Do not upload content you do not have rights to, content that impersonates a real person without consent, or content that is unlawful where you publish it. We may suspend workspaces that break these terms.
Changes and contact
We will post changes to these terms here and note the date. Questions go through the contact page.