Deepdub is a company founded in 2019 by brothers Ofir, Nir, and Oz Krakowski, specializing in AI-powered dubbing and localization solutions for audiovisual content across various sectors. The company leverages advanced AI technologies including emotion-based text-to-speech, speech-to-speech translation, and voice cloning to create authentic, human-like audio experiences. Its technology allows for the dubbing process to be significantly accelerated, reducing project completion time from months to weeks by using only a few minutes of the original actors’ voices, preserving the original voice characteristics in dubbed content.

Headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, Deepdub primarily serves the media and entertainment industry, corporate sectors, and eLearning platforms, addressing the growing global demand for multilingual content. Their platform aims to bridge language barriers and cultural gaps in entertainment by automating traditionally labor-intensive dubbing processes with machine learning and AI, thereby enhancing localization efficiency and quality.

Deepdub has raised $20 million in Series A funding, led by Insight Partners with contributions from Booster Ventures, Stardom Ventures, Swift VC, and notable angel investors from the media and tech industries. The founders bring strong expertise from machine learning, AI, cybersecurity, and R&D backgrounds, including leadership roles in the Israeli Air Force’s AI division and technology startups.

By combining innovative AI-based voice cloning with an end-to-end dubbing and localization platform, Deepdub positions itself as a high-potential player in the generative AI voice dubbing market, helping content creators and distributors expand their reach internationally with localized audio that sounds natural and authentic.