AI dubbing: your video, in your viewer’s language
Upload your video or paste its link and choose target languages. The speech is transcribed, translated and re-voiced with a separate voice for each speaker; a subtitle file is prepared alongside.
Without signing up, get a 30-second watermarked preview for one video a day.
Transcription, translation and voice in one flow.
Instead of chaining three separate tools, every step of the dub sits in the same project, editable.
Several languages in one project
Dub the same video into several target languages together; add a new language later.
Speaker separation and voice assignment
Speakers are separated automatically. Assign each one a library voice or your own cloned voice.
Line-by-line translation editing
Read the translation line by line, fix it, and re-voice just that line; you don’t regenerate the whole video.
Fix timing
A translation that runs long is rebuilt to fit the original sentence’s length, so the speech stays in step with the video.
Glossary
Mark brand and product names as do-not-translate, and define required translations for specific terms.
Video, audio and subtitles
Download the dubbed video, the audio on its own, and subtitles for each language separately.
Video to video in four steps.
- 01
Add the video
Upload a file or paste a link; pick the source language or leave it on auto.
- 02
Pick languages and voices
Tick the target languages; assign voices to speakers or leave it on auto.
- 03
Review the translation
Read the lines, fix them, fix the timing if needed; a changed line is regenerated on its own.
- 04
Export
Download the dubbed video, the audio and the subtitles. All files are kept in My files.
Even when the translation runs long, the line ends on time.
A translated sentence is often shorter or longer than the original. The Dubbing studio measures each line’s original length and helps you fit the translation into it.
Length per line
On every line you see how much longer or shorter the translation runs than the original speech.
“Fix timing”
A line that runs long is rebuilt with a shorter translation that keeps the meaning, and fitted to the original length.
The original audio stays underneath
As the new speech goes in, the original recording stays underneath at a lower level, so the ambience isn’t lost entirely.
An honest note
There’s no lip sync. If the speaker’s mouth is visible in a close-up, viewers may notice the difference.
The dashed line marks where the original sentence ends.
Dubbing works hand in hand with the other studios.
The text of the recording comes from Transcription, the speaker’s voice from Voice Cloning; the result goes straight into video and music.
If you have a corrected transcript, start the dub from it; your fixes carry into the translation.
Assign your own cloned voice to the speaker, so your video speaks other languages in your voice.
- Dubbingiii.
Edit the translation, fix the timing, generate the languages.
- Musiciv.
Need a new soundtrack? Generate it in the Music studio and put it under the video.
One project, one credit balance; every step’s files in My files.
Try it free first.
No account needed to hear a short clip in another language or translate your subtitle file.
- Video translator
Hear a short clip of your video dubbed into another language.
- Subtitle translator
Translate your subtitle file into another language, timecodes included.
- Subtitle generator
Create SRT and VTT subtitle files from audio or video.
- Extract audio from video
Download a video’s audio as a separate file.
- Vocal remover
Split a track into vocals and instrumental.
Languages you can dub into
You can dub your video into 30 languages. Each language page has its voices and a free trial.
Other studios
Same account, same credits. A file you create in one studio picks up where it left off in the next.
- Text to audio
Text to Speech
Manage long texts paragraph by paragraph; give each section its own voice, pauses, emphasis and pronunciation.
- Recording to text
Transcription
Turn meeting, interview and lecture recordings into text split by speaker; download subtitles, translate into another language.
- Text and image to video
Video generation
Start with a sentence or a single photo; you set the scene, the camera move and the length.
- Personal voice
Voice Cloning
Create a digital twin of your own voice from a short recording. Only with the voice owner’s explicit consent.
- Text to music
Music generation
Generate original music for your video, ad or podcast by describing its genre and mood.
Common questions
Can I try dubbing for free?
Yes. Without signing up you can get a 30-second watermarked preview for one video a day. For a full project, just open a free account.
Is the speaker’s own voice kept?
Each speaker is assigned a voice: a library voice, your own cloned voice, or an automatic pick. Cloning someone else’s voice requires that person’s explicit consent.
Is there lip sync?
No. The Dubbing studio fits the translation to the length of the original speech, but it doesn’t change lip movements.
Which videos can I dub?
Videos you own or have permission to use. Reproducing someone else’s content without permission infringes copyright.
Does it produce subtitles too?
Yes. An SRT subtitle file is prepared for each target language along with the dub; if you only need subtitles without a dub, use the Transcription studio.
How are credits calculated?
Credits depend on the video’s length and the number of languages; you see the cost before the job runs. When you regenerate a single line, only that line’s duration is charged.
Publish your video in a new language.
Open a free account; upload your first project and pick the languages.