AI Audio Translator
An AI audio translator for podcasts, voice notes and recordings: 65+ languages, in the same voice.
By translating you confirm you have the rights to this video and voice.
- Free 60-second preview
- No sign-up to try
- Your own voice
- 70+ languages
Hear the difference
Same voice, new language.
“So what changed for you this year?”
“¿Y qué cambió para ti este año?”
What people translate
Anything with a voice.
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Voice, script and music handled in one upload.
Your own voice, in 65+ languages
We learn each speaker’s voice from the video itself, so viewers hear you — not a stock narrator.
- Each speaker cloned separately
- Keeps your pace and pitch
- No recording session
Edit the script before it is voiced
Every line shows up next to the original. Fix a name, shorten a line, then press Generate.
- Side-by-side script
- Flags lines that will sound rushed
- Nothing is voiced until you say so
Keep the background music
Only the voice is swapped. Intro music, room tone and sound effects stay where they were.
- Voice and music separated
- No re-mixing needed
- Download the audio track for YouTube
Upload and download
Common formats in, a translated recording out.
How to use the audio translator in 3 steps
No editing software, no recording session.
- 1Upload the audioMP3, M4A or WAV — or a video file.
- 2Pick the languageThe original language is detected for you; pick the one to translate into.
- 3DownloadThe recording in the new language, plus the lines as subtitles.
Popular language pairs
Every pair works both ways — dubbing and subtitles.
Discover more tools
Everything you need to take one video into many languages.
Frequently asked questions
Is the audio translator free?
Yes. Preview the first 60 seconds of any recording free, no sign-up.
Which audio formats can I upload?
MP3, M4A and WAV, or a video file, up to 2 GB.
Will the translation 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 translate a podcast with two hosts?
Yes. Speakers are told apart for you and each host keeps their own voice.
Can I get a transcript too?
Yes. You can download the translated lines as SRT or VTT, and the original as SRT.
Can I record audio here?
Not yet. Record on your phone or computer and upload the file.
How long can my audio file be?
Files up to 2 GB. A free preview covers the first 60 seconds of any length of video. With credits, packs and the Creator plan take videos up to 30 minutes, Pro up to 60, and Studio up to 2 hours. A longer video can be trimmed to the part you need; only that part is processed and charged.
How much does audio translation 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.
Try the audio translator on your recording
Preview 60 seconds free.