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AI Video Dubbing
Launch week: Pro $39.90 $29.93 first month

AI Dubbing in your own voice

AI dubbing that keeps your voice: dub any video into 65+ languages. Pick Dubbing 2.0 for your voice or 3.0 for lip sync.

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  • Free 60-second preview
  • No sign-up to try
  • Your own voice
  • 70+ languages
A presenter speaking to cameraLips follow the new words
Dubbing 3.05 credits / minLip sync: mouths that move with the new wordsFor close-ups, talking heads and ads. Pick Dubbing 3.0 in the model menu.

Hear it in six languages

One English clip, dubbed by AI Video Dubbing. Pick a language — same face, same voice, new words.

Transcript
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Hi, I'm Mia. My channel used to speak only English.Hola, soy Mia. Mi canal solía hablar solo inglés.
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Now, every video goes out in six languages in my own voice, and I didn't hire a single translatorAhora, cada video sale en seis idiomas con mi propia voz, y no contraté a un solo traductor.
Same speaker, same timing — 10 s clip

Demo clip: AI-generated presenter. Voice and lip sync made with the same pipeline you’ll use.

One tool for every kind of video

Pick a scenario and compare both sides — same picture, new language.

Video still with the subtitle “So what changed for you this year?”Original · EnglishSo what changed for you this year?
Video still with the subtitle “¿Y qué cambió para ti este año?”Spanish · Dubbing 2.0¿Y qué cambió para ti este año?
Podcasts and panels: every person keeps a voice of their own.

Your voice, or one from the library

Each speaker’s voice is cloned from the video. Or give anyone a library voice or your own clone, before you generate — at no extra cost.

Voice cloned from your videoNo recording session
  • Each speaker keeps their own voice
  • No recording session
  • Pace and pitch follow the original
  • Or pick one of 12 library voices per speaker
AvaWarm · Female · English
MateoConfident · Male · Spanish
YukiBright · Female · Japanese
PriyaClear · Female · Hindi

Edit the script, not the video

You see every translated line before it is voiced.

Fix any line before it is voicedNames, brands and slang — change the text, not the take.
See lines that will sound rushedSpanish runs about 20% longer than English; we flag lines that won’t fit.
Keep names as they are, fix who speaksMark a line to stay in the original language, or move it to the right speaker.

How to dub a video in 3 steps

No editing software, no recording session.

  1. 1Upload your videoDrop a file — up to 2 hours and 2 GB.
  2. 2Pick the language and modelAuto-detect the original, then choose your target languages and a model.
  3. 3Preview, edit and downloadFix any line in the script, then download the video, audio or subtitles.

AI dubbing into 65+ languages

Every pair works both ways.

All 70+ languages

Discover more tools

Everything you need to take one video into many languages.

YouTube TranslatorExtra audio tracks for the same YouTube video.
Lip SyncMouth movements redrawn to match the new language.
Podcast TranslatorEvery host and guest in their own voice.
AI Voice-overNarration from a script, in any of 65+ languages.
See all tools

Frequently asked questions

How much does AI dubbing cost?

Preview the first 60 seconds of any video free. After that, a dub uses 1.5 credits a minute (subtitles 0.2, lip sync 5). The Starter pack is $9.90 for 15 credits and never expires; the Creator plan is $19.90 a month for 40 credits. 26 languages, such as Bengali, Urdu, Swahili and Welsh, are voiced in two steps, so a dub or lip sync into one of them adds 0.5 credit a minute (a minute at least). The language list marks them.

Will the dub sound like me?

The voice is learned from your video itself, so viewers hear your tone and pace in the new language — no recording session. It works best on clear speech without loud music on top. Try the free preview first: it uses the same voice you would get on the whole video.

Can I use a voice that is not mine?

Yes. Each speaker keeps their own voice, learned from the video, unless you pick another: before you generate, switch any speaker to one of 12 library voices or to a voice you cloned, at no extra cost. Only dub people who agreed to it — cloning a voice without consent breaks our content policy.

Which languages can AI dubbing speak?

70+ languages for subtitles, and 65+ for a dub in your own voice, including Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Hindi, Arabic and Indonesian. The language spoken in your video is detected for you. One upload can go out in up to 3 languages on a pack or the Creator plan, and up to 10 on Studio; each language is billed separately.

Can I dub a video with two or more speakers?

Yes. Speakers are told apart for you and each keeps their own voice. The script shows who says every line, and you can change it where a speaker was mixed up.

Is the background music kept?

Yes. Only the voice is replaced; music and sound effects stay where they were. You can download the dubbed video and the new audio track with the music in it.

Can I change a line after it is voiced?

Yes. On the finished project, press Edit lines, change any translated line and re-dub: only the lines you changed are spoken again, in the same voice, and the rest of the track stays as it is. It costs 1.5 credits a minute of the changed lines, and your files stay until the new ones are ready. Lip-synced videos can't be re-dubbed yet; translate those again.

Does lip sync cost more?

Yes. Lip sync uses 5 credits a minute against 1.5 for a voice only, because the mouth is redrawn in every frame. The free preview is voice only; hear it first, then add lip sync to the full video.

Try AI dubbing on your video — free

Preview 60 seconds of the dub without signing up.