Faceless videos in 44 languages
Written, voiced and captioned in the language, not translated after.
TallyReel makes videos in 44 languages. The script is written in the language, read by a voice that speaks it and captioned in its own script, including right-to-left Urdu, Arabic and Hebrew. Paste a script or type an idea in a language and the video switches to it, and a finished story can be remade in up to 8 more languages on Plus and Pro.
Plans: Every plan, including Free (any language, 4 voices, videos up to 30 seconds). Starter has 12 voices; Plus and Pro have every voice and can remake one video in other languages.
Most AI video tools are English tools with a translate button. TallyReel's scripts are written in the language from the start. Urdu stories are written in Urdu, not translated from English, and the voice checks how it reads each line before the video is made. Desi niches, desi and Sufi music and the Desi and Miniature art styles are there when you want them.
The 44 languages are English, Hindi, Urdu, Spanish, Arabic, Portuguese, French, Indonesian, Russian, German, Japanese, Chinese, Turkish, Vietnamese, Korean, Italian, Filipino, Thai, Malay, Polish, Swahili, Dutch, Burmese, Khmer, Greek, Swedish, Hebrew, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian and Lao.
Updated 31 October 2026 · by Danish, who makes TallyReel
How it works
- Start in your language. Pick English, Hindi or Urdu on Create, or just paste a script or type an idea in any of the 44 languages. TallyReel reads it and switches the video's language and voice to match.
- Pick a voice that speaks it. English has US and UK voices. Hindi and Urdu voices go by local names in each language. Every other language is read by natural voices, two men and two women.
- Check the script. On Review the script is shown in the language and script it will be read in, so you can fix a word before anything is made.
- Make it, then make it again. The captions, the thumbnail words and the post text all follow the video's language. On Plus and Pro, make it in more languages from the finished video.
What people use it for
Voices by language
- English: 9 voices, US and UK, men and women (Michael, Adam, Onyx, Heart, Bella, Nicole, George, Fable, Emma).
- Hindi: 4 voices (Arjun, Rohan, Priya, Ananya).
- Urdu: the same 4 voices under Urdu names (Ahmed, Bilal, Ayesha, Hira), with a Pakistani voice.
- The other 41 languages: two to four voices each, men and women, speaking that language.
- Your own cloned voice (Plus and Pro) speaks English, Urdu and Hindi.
What follows the language
The script, the voice and the on-screen captions are all in the video's language, and the captions are drawn in that language's own script, with right-to-left text for Urdu, Arabic and Hebrew. The thumbnail's words follow the video's language too, or you can keep them in English if your audience searches in English.
When you post, TallyReel can write the post caption and the YouTube title from what the video actually says, so the post text matches the video rather than the idea you started from.
Honest limits
- Create lists every language. Thirteen of them, including Punjabi, Bangla, Tamil and Persian, are made in the cloud only and are not in Studio.
- English, Hindi and Urdu have the most voices. The other 41 languages have fewer voice choices.
- Quality is highest in widely spoken languages. In smaller languages, such as Lao or Khmer, have a native speaker read your first scripts.
- On the Free plan you get 4 voices (an English man and woman, and a man and woman for every other language) and videos up to 30 seconds.
Questions
Can I make AI videos in Urdu?
Yes. Urdu stories are written in Urdu from the start, read by an Urdu voice (including a Pakistani one) and captioned in Urdu script. Paste or type Roman Urdu and TallyReel treats it as Urdu too.
How many languages does TallyReel support?
31, including English, Hindi, Urdu, Spanish, Arabic, Portuguese, French, Indonesian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Turkish and Swahili.
Are the videos translated from English?
No. A video made in a language is written in that language. Remaking a finished video in another language (Every Language, on Plus and Pro) retells its script rather than translating it word for word.
Do captions work in Arabic and Hindi script?
Yes. Captions are drawn in each language's own script, right to left for Urdu, Arabic and Hebrew, and in Devanagari for Hindi.
Is a multilingual video free to make?
The Free plan gives 300 free credits once, about 3 videos up to 30 seconds in any language, with a small TallyReel mark. Paid plans start at $19 a month.
Pick one. Make it tonight.
Type the idea into TallyReel, read the script, and it makes the video for you: in the browser, on your phone, or in Studio on your own computer. Start on the free plan.