AI Video Translator

Upload a video — AI transcribes the speech, translates it into English or 19 other languages and dubs it with new voices, keeping the music and background sound. Review the translation before dubbing and download a ready MP4.

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Add video or drag it here · MP4, WebM, MOV, MKV, AVI Up to 200 MB and 5 minutes · with Prime up to 1 GB and 15 minutes
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Subtitles

20 energy per started minute of video. Before dubbing we show the translation — editing it is free.

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AI Dubbing: Translate a Video to English and 19 Other Languages

Translate and dub videos with AI: we transcribe the speech, translate it into English or 19 other languages and voice it with natural AI voices, keeping the music and background sound. Review the translation before dubbing and download a ready MP4 with subtitles.

What the AI Video Translator Can Do

  • Speech recognition — AI detects the language on its own and splits the speech into lines by speaker and timecode
  • Translation that fits the timing — phrases are translated to fit the pauses of the original and sound natural
  • Dubbing with different voices — every speaker gets a matching voice that you can preview and change
  • Music and noise stay — the voice is separated from the background, and the new voice-over goes on top of the original music
  • Review before dubbing — you can edit the translation of any line before the video is voiced
  • Subtitles — burn them into the video or download a separate SRT file

How to Translate a Video into Another Language

  1. Upload a video (MP4, MOV, WebM…), paste a direct link to the file or pick a clip from your videos.
  2. Choose the language to translate into — the original language is detected automatically.
  3. Decide whether to keep the music and noise and whether you need subtitles, then press “Translate video”.
  4. Review the translated lines, edit the text or the voice if you like, and press “Dub”.
  5. Download the ready MP4 — and the SRT file if you chose separate subtitles.

Your Own Videos for a Global Audience, Foreign Videos in Your Language

Videos are usually translated in two directions: your own clip, lecture or review into English to reach viewers abroad, and a foreign interview, lesson or podcast into your language to watch it without subtitles. The AI translates by meaning rather than word for word and fits the length of every phrase to the pauses of the original, so the voice-over keeps up with the picture. Besides English, you can translate a video into Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Italian, Turkish, Polish, Ukrainian, Russian, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Hindi, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Malay, Dutch and Thai.

A Ready File, Not a Translation for Watching

In-browser translation voices a video only while you watch it and does not work with your own files. Here you upload your video and get back a ready MP4 with a new voice-over: publish it on YouTube or social media, or send it to colleagues. Translated videos are saved to your archive next to your other results.

How to Translate a YouTube Video

The translator works with the video file itself. It does not open links to YouTube or other video hosting pages — save the video to your device and upload the file. A direct link to a file such as https://…/video.mp4 works.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the video translator free?

You can try it for free: new users get starter energy points, enough for a short video of up to one minute. After that the translation costs 20 points per started minute of video: a five-minute video is 100 points. Editing the translation before dubbing is free.

Will the speaker keep their voice?

No, the voice is not copied: every speaker gets a voice of the same gender from our library. You can preview and change it before dubbing.

Can I edit the translation?

Yes. After recognition and translation you see every line with the original text and timecodes — any of them can be edited before you press “Dub”.

Will the dubbing match the lips?

The voice-over follows the timing of the lines, but the lips in the picture are not redrawn. For reviews, lectures, interviews and videos with a narrator this is enough.

How long can the video be?

Up to 5 minutes and 200 MB at a time, with Prime — up to 15 minutes and 1 GB. MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV and AVI are supported, as well as videos from your generations.

What if the translation fails?

Energy is charged at launch. If no speech is found or the processing breaks, the points are returned to accounts that have made at least one purchase; the draft translation stays for 24 hours so you can try dubbing again.

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