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A Persian-first AI content platform

Make audio, video and imagesin your own language

Ten services in one account: dubbing and subtitles, transcription, podcasts, images, music, short films and media downloads. All in the browser, with nothing to install.

50,000 Toman of signup credit • no monthly subscription

10
services in one account
~100
target languages
30
Persian voices
Free
media downloads

What you can make

How it works

1

Give it a file or some text

Upload it, or just paste a YouTube or Instagram link — fetching it is free.

2

Choose your options

Language, voice, style, quality. The cost estimate updates as you go.

3

Review the result

Most services stop and show you the text or plan before any money is spent.

4

Collect the output

The file stays in your library and can feed your next project.

Why a human review step is in the path

Most AI tools give you one button and one result; if it is wrong, you pay again.

In Booq the services whose quality depends on text — transcription, multi-speaker translation and songs — stop before the expensive stage and show you that text. Fixing a word is free. Re-rendering the audio is not.

  • Review steps are always free
  • An estimate is shown and reserved before you confirm; you pay the real cost
  • A project that fails with an error is refunded in full
The getting-started guide
Why a human review step is in the path

Where to start

Common questions

What does Booq actually do?

Booq is a set of AI services for working with audio, video and images: video dubbing and subtitles, transcription, podcasts, image generation, music and songs, short films, media downloads and an AI chat.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Everything runs in the browser and works on a phone; all processing happens on Booq's servers.

How does pricing work? Is there a subscription?

There is no monthly subscription. You top up a wallet and each job is deducted from it. New accounts receive 50,000 Toman of credit.

Which languages are supported?

Around a hundred target languages for translation and dubbing. The interface itself is available in Persian, English and Arabic.

How good is the Persian output?

On clean, single-speaker audio it is usually very good. Loud background music and overlapping speech hurt it most, which is why a text review step sits in the path.

Where are my files kept?

In your account's library. Every account has free space, and if you exceed it you get seven days' notice and an SMS. Keep your own copy of anything important.

Build your first project with the credit we give you

You do not need to pay anything to try it. Create an account and start with a short file.

Media downloads are always free