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Papercup

AI dubbing technology acquired and integrated by RWS

RWS acquired the intellectual property behind Papercup's AI dubbing technology in 2025. The former Papercup domain now directs customers to RWS's AI dubbing and voiceover service, which combines transcription, translation, AI voice generation, editing, and human linguistic review.

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Best for
Enterprises localizing video and audio for global audiences
Pricing signal
Not publicly listed
Primary category
Video translation
Last verified
Jul 30, 2026

The decision

Should Papercup make your shortlist?

Start with the job, the team, and the constraints. Product fit becomes much clearer when those three line up.

Strongest fit

Who it is built for

  • Enterprises localizing video and audio for global audiences
  • Teams producing multilingual training and eLearning content
  • Organizations adapting corporate, product, and marketing videos
Practical use cases

Jobs it can take on

  • Create multilingual dubbed versions of video content
  • Localize training modules and product demonstrations
  • Edit transcripts and translations to improve timing and lip synchronization
Before you choose

Know the tradeoffs

  • Papercup no longer operates as a standalone product because RWS acquired its intellectual property.
  • Highly nuanced emotional content may require human voice talent or human intervention.
  • Current pricing is not publicly listed on the RWS AI dubbing page.

Inside the product

What you can actually do with it.

The core product capabilities, grouped around the work they enable.

AI dubbing workflow

The RWS service combines transcription, translation, AI speech generation, adaptation, mixing, and export for multilingual audio.

Voice and emotion transfer

RWS uses cross-lingual prosody transfer to preserve tone, pacing, and emotional nuance across languages.

Human linguistic review

Professional linguists and audio specialists validate translations, voice selection, and final output quality.

Typical workflow

RWS transcribes and validates the source content, translates it with human post-editing, then selects or clones an AI voice for the target language. Teams can refine timing and synchronization before audio engineering, review, and export for distribution.

Plans and official links

Plans and accessNot publicly listed.

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Starting pointNot publicly listed
Provider
RWS
Based in
GB
Official destinations
Official website

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