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Instagram Rolls Out AI-Powered Reels Translation in Japanese, Korean, French, German, and Italian

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Instagram expanded its AI-powered Reels translation tool to now support 14–18 languages, adding Japanese, Korean, French, German, and Italian alongside mouth-sync capabilities.

Meta has expanded Instagram's AI translation feature for Reels, now supporting additional languages including Japanese, Korean, French, German, and Italian, as Social Media Today reports. The platform's advanced language models can translate both audio and captions while syncing the creator's mouth movements to the translated words, helping creators reach wider audiences. The feature is available to creators with over 1,000 followers and supports similar expansions on Facebook as well.
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