YouTube Video Translator
AI Dubbing translates your own recorded YouTube video file into speech in 13 languages. Download the dub and subtitles, then publish them yourself.
Start dubbingPreview the first 30 seconds before you spend any credits.
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0:00Hola, bienvenidos a nuestro canal.
0:03Hoy les muestro cómo empezar.
0:06¡Vamos a ello!
Translate your original channel file in four steps
- Upload your original file. Sign in and upload an authorized MP4, MOV or WebM recording up to 200 MiB and 10 minutes. This tool does not download a YouTube link.
- Preview the translated voice. Choose from 13 target languages. Listen to up to 30 seconds without spending credits; the preview does not include lip sync.
- Generate and review. Check the full-dub quote before starting. Then review the transcript and translation, edit translated sentences and review each edit's quote before regenerating.
- Download and publish yourself. Export dubbed video, mixed audio, voice-only audio and separate source/translated SRT/VTT subtitles. Upload the files through your own publishing workflow.
Prepare a dub for your channel
Start from a file you own or have permission to reuse. This workflow does not connect to YouTube Studio, manage channel settings or promise that a channel has access to any YouTube feature.
Keep a copy of the original. Review AI transcription, names, channel catchphrases and pronunciation. Subtitle downloads are separate files for each language. Caption styling controls are not offered.
Keep the voice and background in context
- Authorized cloning. Solo recordings can use a clone of one identified speaker with consent and at least 10 seconds of usable sample speech. Otherwise use stock voices; voice similarity is not guaranteed.
- Background audio. Music and effects are separated and mixed with translated speech. Listen for separation artifacts.
- Sentence timing. Speech is fitted to each sentence slot and following silence. Overlapping or short lines need review.
- Presenter on camera. Optional AI lip sync supports one front-facing speaker in video longer than 1 second and up to 210 seconds. Review mouth alignment before publishing.
Languages and pricing
English, Simplified Chinese, Brazilian Portuguese, Latin American Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Arabic (Modern Standard), Dutch, Polish and Hungarian are the 13 target languages.
Full dubs can include up to 5 target languages; each has its own charge. See pricing for plans and review the workspace quote before generation. Failed languages release their reservations.
Related tools and rights
Use the video translator for recorded video or TikTok translate for an authorized short clip. This is file dubbing, not live interpretation or automatic channel publishing.
You must own or obtain permission for the video, voices, music and images. Review AI output and the terms before republishing a translated recording.
From upload to dubbed video in four steps
No studio and no voice actors, and you stay in control of every sentence.
- 1
Upload your video
Upload recorded video or audio, up to 10 minutes and 200 MiB, and choose your target languages.
- 2
Preview 30 seconds free
Hear the first 30 seconds in your target language before you spend any credits.
- 3
Edit any sentence
Fix a translation and regenerate just that line; the rest of the dub stays as it is.
- 4
Export the dubbed video
Download the full video with the translated voice and subtitles.
Frequently asked questions
Upload your original video file after signing in. Choose a target language, listen to the free 30-second voice preview, review the quote and generate the full dub. Then review and edit translated sentences before downloading.
No. This workflow accepts a local file and provides downloads. It does not fetch YouTube links or upload to your channel; you publish the downloaded files yourself.
Yes. Downloads include mixed audio, voice-only audio and separate source-language and translated SRT/VTT subtitles. Video input also produces a dubbed video.
Yes, only with permission to use the recording, voices, music and images. A public video is not automatically yours to translate or republish.
Choose English as the target language. The source language is detected from the uploaded recording. Check the transcript and translation before publishing.
Yes, for one front-facing speaker in a video longer than 1 second and up to 210 seconds. Lip sync is an optional paid part of the full dub, not the free preview.