This guide walks you through configuring DeepL’s industry-leading AI translation with VoiceQ’s dubbing and subtitling software.
Overview
This guide walks you through configuring DeepL’s industry-leading AI translation with VoiceQ’s dubbing and subtitling software. Together, they empower studios to:
Localize content at scale – Preserve creative intent while translating scripts, subtitles, and metadata with near-human nuance.
Automate repetitive tasks – Batch-process documents (PDF, Word) with original formatting intact.
DeepL ensures artistic integrity while slashing turnaround times and costs. VoiceQ enhances this by displaying synchronized, scrolling translations over video—perfect for ADR, dubbing, and voice-over sessions.
Sign Up for DeepL API
Visit DeepL API Plans to register for an account (free tier available).
Retrieve Your API Key
Navigate to API Keys in your DeepL account dashboard.
Copy the Key
Securely store this key for VoiceQ access.
Open VoiceQ’s Service Config
Go to Windows → External Service Configuration (or press Cmd + 6 on macOS).
Select DeepL
Choose DeepL as your translation provider.
Enter API Key
Paste the key into the DeepL tab.
Free Account?
Check the "Free account" box if using DeepL’s non-pro tier.
Using DeepL in VoiceQ
Steps 8–12
Enable Secondary Language Column
Turn on the additional column in VoiceQ’s script table for translations.
Select Target Text
Highlight the lines to be translated.
Right-Click Menu
Open the context menu on the selected text.
Initiate Translation
Click “Transcribe” to send text to DeepL.
Auto-Populate Translations
VoiceQ retrieves results from DeepL and fills the secondary column—ready for review or recording.
Why This Workflow Works
✅ No Manual Copy-Pasting – Direct API integration eliminates errors. ✅ Context-Aware Translations – DeepL captures idioms and tone for authentic dubbing. ✅ Studio-Ready – Translations sync instantly with VoiceQ’s cueing system for recording sessions.
Pro Tip: For large projects, use DeepL’s glossary feature to enforce consistent terminology (e.g., character names, technical terms).