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    The answer

    How do I translate training into 20 languages?

    In short

    To translate training into 20 languages, use an AI platform that localizes the whole course — text, narration, on-screen avatar and quizzes in one pass, not a separate translation project per language. ContentBuilder does this in 100+ languages instantly, regenerating AI voiceover and avatar so each version looks native, then lets you QA and tweak wording. Delivery, tracking and SCORM/xAPI export stay identical across every language. Start free and localize your first course from what you already have.

    What it means to translate training with AI

    Translating training with AI means localizing an entire course automatically — the lesson text, the narrated AI video, the on-screen avatar's speech and the quizzes — instead of exporting scripts to translators and rebuilding each version by hand.

    ContentBuilder covers 100+ languages with regenerated voiceover and avatar, so a course made once can serve every region. See the full AI learning platform for how localization fits with delivery and tracking.

    Reach

    100+

    languages with AI voiceover + avatar

    1 pass

    localizes text, video and quizzes together

    The workflow

    How to translate training into 20+ languages

    An auto-localization workflow — plus the QA step that keeps quality high.

    1

    Build or import the source course

    Start from a course you generated in ContentBuilder or import your existing material. This master version is what every language is localized from.

    2

    Select your target languages

    Choose 20 languages — or any of 100+ — for the course. You can add or remove languages later without rebuilding the original.

    3

    Auto-localize text, video and quizzes

    The AI translates the lesson copy, on-screen text and assessments in one pass, keeping the structure and formatting intact across every language.

    4

    Regenerate voiceover and avatar

    AI voiceover and the on-screen avatar are re-rendered in each language, so learners hear and see native narration rather than subtitles over an English video.

    5

    QA each language

    Review the localized versions — check terminology, tone and any product-specific wording — and edit directly. A native reviewer can approve region by region.

    6

    Publish and track per language

    Deliver every language from the same branded academy, track completion per learner and language, and export to any LMS via SCORM/xAPI.

    How to Translate Training Into 20+ Languages — related questions

    Build the course once in an AI platform like ContentBuilder, select your 20 target languages, and let it auto-localize the text, video, voiceover, avatar and quizzes in one pass. You then QA each language and publish — all from the same source course, with no separate translation project per language.

    Both. ContentBuilder regenerates the AI voiceover and re-renders the on-screen avatar in each target language, so learners get native-sounding narration rather than the original video with subtitles, across 100+ languages.

    AI localization is strong for most business and training content, and ContentBuilder lets you QA and edit every language before publishing. A native reviewer can check terminology and tone region by region, so you keep control of accuracy.

    Yes. Because every language derives from one source course, you can add or update languages at any time without rebuilding the original — ContentBuilder supports 100+ languages instantly from the same master.

    Yes. All localized versions run from the same branded academy with per-learner, per-language tracking, and they export to any external LMS via SCORM and xAPI, so reporting stays consistent worldwide.

    One course. 100+ languages. Instantly.

    Auto-localize training text, video, voiceover and avatar with AI — then QA and publish. Start free.