How Does Bulk Video Upload Work?

Bulk upload lets you queue a batch of videos in one go instead of processing them one at a time. You select the files, choose your target languages once, and the whole batch runs through transcription, translation, voice cloning, lip-sync and subtitles — then comes back as a single download rather than a dozen separate exports.

How it runs

1. Select the batch — add your video files together rather than one per job
2. Set languages once — the target languages apply across the batch, so a 10-video set into 3 languages is one decision, not thirty
3. Processing runs in the background — you can close the tab; jobs continue server-side
4. Collect the output — completed videos can be packaged into a single zip, and you get an email when the download is ready

That last part matters more than it sounds. The tedious half of multi-market localisation isn't the translating, it's the file handling — and a batch that arrives as one archive with predictable filenames is the difference between an afternoon and ten minutes.

When to use it

• Campaign launches — going into several markets at once with a set of creatives
• UGC libraries — a backlog of creator videos that all need the same language treatment
• Creative testing — the same winner in several languages, so market is the only variable
• Monthly content cycles — a recurring batch of new ads on a fixed schedule

Availability

Bulk upload is included on every GeckoDub plan — Starter (€25/month, 100 tokens, ~13 minutes of translated video), Creator Pro (€79/month, 350 tokens, ~45 minutes) and Scale (€199/month, 1,050 tokens, ~155 minutes). The practical constraint is your token allowance, not the feature: bigger plans simply fit bigger batches.

Plan your tokens before a big batch

A batch consumes tokens per video, per language, and lip-sync costs more per minute than translation alone — so a 10-video set into 3 languages is 30 jobs' worth of tokens, not 10. Check your balance against the batch before you start, and top up in advance if it's tight: on Creator Pro and Scale, top-up tokens are 5% and 15% cheaper respectively.