Dub English audio into Spanish
Upload your recording in English; the speech is transcribed, translated into Spanish and voiced again with a Spanish voice. Listen to the first 30 seconds without signing up.
Free · no sign-up · the file you upload is deleted within 24 hours
No file handy? Try it with a 20-second Turkish meeting recording.
The first 30 seconds are dubbed; the rest of a longer file in the studio.
No sign-up needed. Your file is deleted shortly after.
Dub the full recording in the studio with a free account; your chosen language carries over.
A sample sentence in this language pair
Thanks for joining us today; we'll start in a minute.Gracias por acompañarnos hoy; empezamos en un minuto.The sentence pair is a hand-made example; in the tool you see the real translated lines of your own recording.
What to watch for in this language pair
- The source language is detected automatically; if the recording mixes English and Spanish, set the source language to English by hand.
- English “you” becomes “tú” or “usted” in Spanish; choose a formal or casual translation style in the studio.
- Spanish text usually runs longer than the English; sentences that do not fit the timing are shortened or the tempo is slightly adjusted.
What you can do without an account, and what carries over
- Without an account
- Dubbed preview of the first 30 seconds
- Read the translated lines and download SRT subtitles
- Free daily allowance
- With a free account
- The preview and your recording move to your account
- Free trial projects in the Dubbing studio
- In the Dubbing studio
- The full recording
- Several target languages and a voice per speaker
- Separate speech track and SRT/VTT subtitles
How to use
- Choose your audio filePick a recording where the speech is clear: MP3, WAV, M4A or OGG.
- Languages are presetThe source is set to English and the target to Spanish; choose another target language if you like.
- Listen and comparePlay the original and the dub back to back, read the translated lines and download the subtitles as SRT.
How is timing kept in the dub?
The translation is made to fit the original timing of the speech: if a sentence runs longer in the target language it is shortened or the tempo is slightly adjusted; if it runs shorter, a pause remains between lines. In the Dubbing studio you see how well each sentence fits, edit the text by hand and choose the style (natural, formal, casual).
Only upload recordings you own or have permission to use. Copying and publishing someone else’s voice without permission may infringe personality rights.
Audio dubbing by language pair
On these pages the tool opens with the source and target language already selected.
Source language: English
Common questions
Is dubbing English audio into Spanish free?
Yes. Without signing up you get a preview of the first 30 seconds on a free daily allowance. For the full recording, the Dubbing studio runs on credits.
Which audio formats can I upload?
MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, OPUS, FLAC and WEBM audio files are supported.
Can I translate into other languages?
Yes. You can pick any language with a voice from the target list; in the studio you translate the same recording into several languages in one project.
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Dub the full recording in the studio.
Several target languages, a voice per speaker and separate audio tracks in the Dubbing studio.