February 10th, 2026
New
What’s new
A new Pivot Language option is now available for projects, allowing content to be processed through an intermediate language before reaching the final targets.
Why it matters
This improves quality for multilingual source content and rare language pairs, and helps standardize scripts across multi-language workflows.
How it works
Enable Pivot language during project setup.
Select the intermediate language.
Subsequent tasks use the pivot language as the source.
Learn more in the documentation.
Localised Cast export
What’s new
You can now download the localised cast after a dubbing version is generated in Lip-sync or Prooflistening tasks in both CSV and XLSX formats.
Why it matters
This makes it easier to review which characters were voiced by which AI voices, share cast lists with production teams, and keep records clean for reporting or QA.
How it works
Open a Lip-sync or Prooflistening task with a generated version.
Click Download.
In the file list menu, select Preview and Download.
Choose CSV or XLSX.
January 26th, 2026
New
Improved
Dubformer Studio has added S-tier voices for 42 new languages — many of which previously had limited or no voice support in the platform.
Why it matters
S-tier voices deliver significantly improved naturalness, expressiveness, and audio fidelity — helping you create more realistic, engaging voiceovers across a much broader language set.
How it works
When selecting voices in the Studio, S-tier options will now appear for the newly supported languages.
Learn more in our Help Centre.
New languages available with S-tier voices
Afrikaans, Armenian, Assamese, Azerbaijani, Belarusian, Bengali, Bosnian, Catalan, Cebuano, Chichewa, Estonian, Galician, Georgian, Gujarati, Hausa, Hebrew, Icelandic, Irish, Javanese, Kannada, Kazakh, Kirghiz, Latvian, Lingala, Lithuanian, Luxembourgish, Macedonian, Malayalam, Marathi, Nepali, Pashto, Persian, Punjabi, Serbian, Sindhi, Slovenian, Somali, Swahili, Telugu, Thai, Urdu, Welsh
🟣 📊 Script Export Now Available in XLSX and CSV
What’s new
You can now export scripts from Dubformer Studio in XLSX and CSV formats.
Why it matters
These formats make it easier to review, edit, and share scripts in spreadsheets — whether you’re preparing QC, running batch edits, or collaborating with external teams.
How it works
Open the export menu and select XLSX or CSV to download your script in a spreadsheet-friendly format.
🟣🛡️ “Moderated Voice” Label Added
What’s new
Some Special voices using real-time moderation are now labeled as “Moderated voice” in the Studio.
Why it matters
Plan projects more confidently and avoid unexpected blocked chunks — especially in sensitive or regulated use cases.
How it works
When browsing or selecting voices, moderated voices are now clearly marked in the UI, with links to detailed documentation.
🟣 “Last Seen” Sorting Added to Users Table
What’s new
You can now sort the Users table by Last seen to quickly see who was active most recently.
Why it matters
Spot active and inactive users at a glance and keep account usage under control.
How it works
Open the Users tab and sort by the Last seen column to organize users by recent activity.
🟣 🌍 New Target Languages Added
What’s new
Five new target languages are now supported in Dubformer Studio.
Why it matters
Reach new audiences and expand your localization workflows with accurate language support.
How it works
You can select these languages as target languages in your projects.
The full and growing list is available in our Help Centre.
Newly added target languages
Assamese (as-IN)
Hausa (ha-NG)
Lingala (ln-CD)
Chichewa (ny-MW)
Sindhi (sd-PK)