# What is alugha used for?

What is alugha used for?

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alugha is used to turn one video into a multilingual video. The platform transcribes, translates, and dubs content with AI, then hosts and delivers every language inside a single video file. Viewers switch audio tracks instantly in the player, so one embed serves every language audience.

Typical use cases:

- Corporate training, onboarding, and compliance videos for multilingual workforces (semiconductor manufacturer Cohu reaches 3,000+ employees this way)
- Video localization for tech and manufacturing companies (Trimble cut its localization cycle by 75% across 10 languages)
- E-learning and masterclass localization for international audiences
- GDPR-compliant video hosting for regulated organizations: videos are processed and hosted on German servers under EU data protection law, with cookie-free embeds
- Marketing and product videos for international campaigns
- Multilingual podcasts and internal communications

alugha supports 200+ languages with AI dubbing, voice cloning, automatic subtitles, and a REST API for enterprise workflows. The platform was founded in Mannheim, Germany, in 2014.

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