Multiple languages
in a single online video
Reach the world for free with our alugha videoplayer
of video's audio tracks
on all platforms and websites
Focus on the video
of unlimited audio tracks
YouTube, Facebook, Twitter …
Dolby Surround, 480kBit AAC …
Customized
backgrounds
Outstanding
sound quality
Unlimited
audiofiles
Alugha
connects
With alugha you can visually support your online videos with customized backgrounds. Thanks to 480kBit AAC or Dolby Digital support you can offer outstanding soundquality. Since your video is a connection to your original video (e.g. connected with YouTube or Facebook) you can increase your range on other platforms too
Our Extension
Here you can get the free extension for you and your community
Get here
From Desktop to Mobile - from Android to iOS
Experience alugha everywhere!
Our product works on every single device, no compromises.
Alugha's benefits
Achieve more
with your viewers
So simple
yet so brilliant
It works
it just works
One video
to rule them all
Make the planet
a bit greener
Connect people
around the world
What others say about alugha
Unbelievable, it will save us a lot of time to spread our videos all over the world and this with a lot less of work! alugha is a true asset for our support. Thx to the team for alugha!
Barry Handerson [izCorp]
I shared your site with the Movieclips team. We really like it! People are always looking for movie trailers in other languages, it's such a useful tool. Thanks so much for sending us the links.
Emily Timmons [Senior YouTube Coordinator & Social Media Manager at ZEFR]
@alughaofficial I'm super impressed. I want to know more.
Henry Reich (@minutephysics)
March 28, 2014
@alughaofficial We did! It’s amazing. Such a great tool.
MOVIECLIPS (@MOVIECLIPS)
March 31, 2014
Durchbruchsinnovation made in Germany: Mit alugha Videos in verschiedenen Sprachen sehen. http://t.co/qjuN6N2zAa
Burkhard Schneider (@bestpractice)
July 8, 2014
@audaciouslife Stephani, what did you think of Alugha? The service offers different languages in single video? In beta, just added captions.
DeborahEdwards-Onoro (@redcrew)
June 5, 2014
