AI DubbingStudioAI Dubbing replaces Spanish speech in an uploaded video with English speech, keeping the picture and offering 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!
AI Dubbing turns the Spanish speech in a recorded video into English speech. Use it for authorized creator videos, product demos, classes or interviews; the output includes a dubbed video and separate media and subtitle downloads.
Cloning is optional: select it and confirm you are the voice owner or have their permission. It requires a single identified speaker and at least 10 seconds of usable sample speech; multiple speakers or insufficient speech fall back to stock voices. Stock voices are assigned by detected speaker, with reuse when the voice catalogue is exhausted. Listen to the preview and review the full result before publishing.
The picture sequence stays in place; existing on-screen text is not translated. The English voice is mixed over the separated background. Separation can leave artifacts, and timing adaptation does not guarantee exact alignment for short or overlapping lines. Review the result; this is not lip sync.
For a recording without a picture, use the Spanish to English audio translator. For other target languages, start with the audio translator. For short creator videos, see TikTok Translate.
Check the credit quote before starting the full dub; see pricing.
Upload only recordings you own or have permission to use, including the voices, music and images. AI transcription, translation and pronunciation can contain mistakes; review the result before publishing. See the terms. This tool processes recorded files, not live conversations.
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.
Upload the video and keep English selected. Spanish is detected automatically. Preview, generate the full dub, review the English script next to the Spanish, then download the result.
Yes, Spanish recordings can be uploaded regardless of country. Accents, noise and overlapping speech can affect recognition; review the transcript and translation before publishing.
Yes, with optional voice cloning and the voice owner's consent. It needs a single identified speaker and at least 10 seconds of usable sample speech; otherwise stock voices are used. Voice similarity is not guaranteed.
No. The picture sequence is kept and Spanish speech is replaced with English. The separated background is mixed back in, and the video download includes rendered target subtitles. Existing on-screen text is not translated.
Yes. Download separate English and Spanish SRT/VTT files, alongside the dubbed video, mixed audio and voice-only audio. The subtitle files do not combine both languages into bilingual lines.
Preview your first dub in minutes: up to 30 seconds free, subject to account preview limits.
