AI DubbingStudioFor live conversations, use a live interpreter app. AI Dubbing translates recorded Chinese audio into English speech, with a free preview of up to 30 seconds.
Preview up to the first 30 seconds free before spending credits, subject to account preview limits.
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0:00Hola, bienvenidos a nuestro canal.
0:03Hoy les muestro cómo empezar.
0:06¡Vamos a ello!
Choose a live interpretation app for a conversation happening now. For a saved Chinese voice message, interview or lesson, upload the recording here to create an English voice track. You can listen to a free preview of up to 30 seconds before generating the full file. This page covers the recorded-file workflow.
“Chinese” is a broad label for a recording. The recognition provider lists Mandarin Chinese and Cantonese separately, so identify which variety your speaker actually uses before judging the result. This page focuses on Mandarin; it does not promise coverage or equal quality for every Chinese dialect. A short preview is a useful first check, especially for regional speech or a clip that switches languages.
For an interview or lesson, check names and specialist terms against the original recording. Decide how personal names, company names and place names should appear in English, and use that spelling consistently when editing the translated sentences. Do not infer a person's preferred English name from an automatically generated transcript.
Mandarin text does not use spaces between words in the same way English does. Listen across the full sentence when reviewing a subtitle break rather than treating each visible character as a separate word. For a product demonstration, check that the English instruction still refers to the right button, model or part. An English voice track should convey the instruction, without inventing details the speaker did not supply.
Language background: Scribe language and spacing documentation.
Stock voices are assigned by detected speaker, with reuse if the voice catalogue is exhausted. Optional cloning requires your consent and a single identified speaker with at least 10 seconds of usable sample speech. Multiple speakers or insufficient sample speech fall back to stock voices. Review the preview and the full recording before sharing.
The translated speech is mixed with the separated background. Separation can leave artifacts, and timing adaptation cannot guarantee exact alignment for short or overlapping lines. Listen to sentence transitions and check that the English remains understandable at the resulting pace.
The audio translator explains the general file workflow. The Spanish recording guide covers another source language; the related guides below cover the other audio pairs.
Check the credit quote before full generation; charges depend on source duration and target languages. See pricing. Upload only recordings you own or have rights to use, including the voices, music and images. AI transcription, translation and pronunciation can contain mistakes, so review the result before publishing. See the terms. This tool processes recordings, not live calls.
No studio and no voice actors, and you stay in control of every sentence.
Choose your task and target language, then upload authorized video or audio, or an SRT/VTT file for subtitle translation.
Hear the first 30 seconds in your target language before you spend any credits.
Fix a translation and regenerate just that line; the rest of the dub stays as it is.
Dubbing exports audio and subtitles, plus video for video inputs. Transcription exports TXT/SRT/VTT; subtitle translation exports SRT/VTT. Review the result before sharing.
Yes. Upload an authorized MP3, WAV or M4A file, keep English selected and try the free preview. Generate the full dub to review translated sentences and download the result.
No. This tool processes uploaded recordings. Use a live interpretation app for an ongoing conversation or call.
No. Mandarin Chinese and Cantonese are listed separately by the speech-recognition provider. This guide focuses on Mandarin recordings; preview other varieties carefully and do not assume equal accuracy.
Yes. Source and English subtitles download as separate SRT and VTT files. They are not bilingual lines combined in a single file.
Yes. Select cloning and confirm you own the voice or have permission. It requires a single identified speaker and at least 10 seconds of usable sample speech; multiple speakers or insufficient speech use stock voices instead.
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