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HeyGen rebuilds its Brand Glossary for language-specific video rules

HeyGen says its rebuilt Brand Glossary lets teams set pronunciations and forced translations per language, hear a pronunciation in a sample phrase, and import or export glossary terms through CSV or Excel. Video creation uses the rule for the video’s language. This helps teams localize branded video, but the announcement does not establish a new translation model or a change in pricing.

Primary source · October 13, 2026

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