• Moovly Media (MVY) has announced upgrades to its platform that allows users to select from their language of choice when using the editor and platform tools
  • The Moovly platform will be available in English, French, Dutch, and Spanish
  • The company plans to add other language capabilities shortly
  • Moovly Media (MVY) is 4.11 per cent and is trading at $0.38 per share

Moovly Media (MVY) has upgraded its platform to allow users to select their language of choice when using the editor and platform tools.

Other features, such as automated AI translation, text to speech, and subtitling, are also available in multiple languages.
As of today, the Moovly platform will be available in English, French, Dutch, and Spanish. The company plans to add other language capabilities shortly.
Moovly CEO Brendon Grunewald commented,
“Localization of content is an important factor for our large clients as their core content is adapted to local markets and languages. Now our user-friendly translation tool will help our clients overcome some of their multilingual challenges and improve translation efficiency.”
Moovly’s advanced studio editor tool with millions of seamlessly integrated assets is all clients need to create engaging video content to promote, communicate, or explain their product, service, or message.
With clients including users from over 300 of the Fortune 500, small businesses, freelancers, and Ivy League universities, Moovly is an intuitive, cost-effective choice for DIY creation of engaging video-based content.
Moovly Media (MVY) is 4.11 per cent and is trading at $0.38 per share as of 11:02 am ET. 
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