Brand Dictionary lets you maintain consistent pronunciation and translation across your projects.
Available on the Team Plan and above, this feature automatically applies your saved rules in the Editor, Export, and AI Dubbing.
1. Applying in the Editor (During Script Editing)
In the Editor, you can register pronunciation rules at the word level and apply them immediately while writing your script.
1-1. Registering a Pronunciation Rule
Select a specific word in the script.
Click the Pronunciation button.
In the Add New Pronunciation window:
Enter how the word should be spoken.
Select the Brand Dictionary where it will be saved.
Click Save.
The pronunciation will be stored in the selected dictionary and automatically applied to the same word in the future.
1-2. Applying an Existing Brand Dictionary
At the bottom of the script area, select a Brand Dictionary to apply it to the current project.
The rules will be applied based on the project’s selected language.
Once applied:
Saved Pronunciation rules are reflected in TTS output.
Saved Translation rules are prioritized during translation.
Words registered in Keep Original will not be translated.
2. Applying at Export
In the Export settings, you can apply a Brand Dictionary to the entire project at once.
2-1. How to Apply in Export Settings
Click Export.
In the Export Settings popup, select Apply Brand Dictionary.
Proceed with Export.
The selected dictionary will be applied to the entire video.
2-2. Scope of Application
Pronunciation → Applied to voice output.
Translation → Applied during multilingual translation.
Keep Original → Words remain unchanged.
If no dictionary is selected (default: None), saved rules will not be applied.
3. Applying in AI Dubbing
Brand Dictionary can also be applied in AI Dubbing.
3-1. How to Apply in AI Dubbing
Start AI Dubbing.
In the Options section, select a Brand Dictionary.
Proceed with Export.
3-2. How Rules Are Applied
Pronunciation → Applied to synthesized dubbing audio in the target language.
Translation → Prioritized during target language translation.
Keep Original → The original word remains unchanged.
4. Application Priority
If multiple settings exist for the same word, rules are applied in the following order:
Direct edits made in the Editor
Brand Dictionary rules
System default behavior
5. When Rules May Not Apply
Brand Dictionary rules may not be applied in the following cases:
No dictionary is selected (None).
No matching rule exists for the selected language and word.
The language or word does not exactly match the registered rule.
Certain custom voices that do not support specific adjustments.
