Instagram announces AI-powered reel translation for five more Indian languages: here’s how it works

January 16, 2026

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Instagram has announced that it is expanding its AI voice translate feature to five new Indian languages. The Meta-owned tech giant had rolled out the ability to dub and lip-sync Reels to and from English, Hindi, Spanish and Portuguese to other global languages in October last year, and the company is now bringing the feature to five other languages, namely Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Marathi.

However, Meta says that the feature will be available to users in these languages in the ‘coming months’.

“Creators have the option to use Meta AI…

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Instagram announces AI-powered reel translation for five more Indian languages: here’s how it works

January 16, 2026

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Instagram has announced that it is expanding its AI voice translate feature to five new Indian languages. The Meta-owned tech giant had rolled out the ability to dub and lip-sync Reels to and from English, Hindi, Spanish and Portuguese to other global languages in October last year, and the company is now bringing the feature to five other languages, namely Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Marathi.

However, Meta says that the feature will be available to users in these languages in the ‘coming months’.

“Creators have the option to use Meta AI…

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