Upload a video of you talking and pick a language. You get the same video back, speaking that language in a voice like yours, with subtitles in the new language if you want them.
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Translate Video is a tool that changes the spoken language of a video, not only the text on screen. You upload a recording of yourself up to 10 minutes and choose one of 20 languages. The AI works out the original language, transcribes and translates what is said, and dubs the translation in a voice modelled on the speaker. Turn on subtitles and the new speech is also shown as captions in the translated language.
Sign in and upload an MP4, MOV or WEBM up to 200 MB, or an audio file, up to 10 minutes. Use a recording of yourself or one you have permission to use.
Pick one of 20 languages. You don't need to say what language the video is in now. Decide whether to add subtitles in the new language.
Press Translate video. It usually takes a few minutes. The translated video is saved in My Videos.
Viewers hear the new language instead of reading it. That matters for people watching on a TV across the room, listening while they cook, or anyone who finds reading subtitles tiring.
The translated lines are spoken in a voice close to the person in the recording, so your French or Hindi version keeps your voice rather than a stock narrator.
Any of the 20 languages can be the target: English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Turkish, Arabic, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Indonesian, Russian, Polish, Dutch, Ukrainian, Vietnamese, Swedish or Filipino.
Switch captions on and the dubbed speech is transcribed and burned in at the bottom in a word-highlight style. Viewers can listen, read, or both.
Upload an MP3, WAV or M4A, like a voice note or a podcast segment, and you get a translated MP3 back. Subtitles only apply to video uploads.
A dubbed version usually means a translated script, a voice actor in each language and an editor to put it back together. Here it's one upload.
| Feature | AI Video Translator | Hiring a translator and voice actor |
|---|---|---|
| Translation | The speech is transcribed and translated by the AI | A translator works from your script or the recording |
| Voice | The speaker's own voice, in the new language | A different voice actor for each language |
| Syncing | The dubbed audio comes back already in the video | An editor lines the new audio up with the picture |
| Captions | Optional captions in the new language, burned in | A separate subtitling job |
| Languages | 20, one per job, from the same upload | A new translator and actor for each one |
| Price | 510 credits per started minute, 525 with captions | Per-word translation plus per-minute studio fees |
You run a channel in Portuguese and a 6-minute explainer did well. An English version can reach viewers who would never find the original.
You recorded a 1-minute update for relatives abroad, and your grandparents speak only Turkish.
A 3-minute walkthrough you recorded for new staff needs a Spanish version for the team in another office.
YouTubers and short-form creators who want their best videos in a second language, in their own voice.
People sending video messages to relatives who speak a different language.
Anyone recording onboarding, training or product walkthroughs for colleagues in other countries.
Educators who want a recorded lesson to reach students who learn in another language.
Yes. Choose English as the target language. The AI detects the original language and dubs the speech in English, in a voice like the speaker's.
It translates the voice: the speech is dubbed in the new language. Subtitles in that language are optional on top.
510 credits per started minute, plus 15 per minute for subtitles. A 10-minute video costs 5,100 credits without subtitles.
No, links aren't accepted. Upload the video file, and only translate videos of yourself or ones you have permission to use.
Yes, if subtitles are enough. The AI Caption Generator translates subtitles into 13 languages for 15 credits per started minute plus 5 per job.
Up to 10 minutes, and up to 200 MB for video files. Split longer videos into parts.
No. Only the speech is translated. Titles, slides and signs in the picture stay as they are.
Yes, it works best when they take turns. People talking over each other are harder to separate and translate.
Yes. Sign in with Google or email; each job costs credits from your balance, and the result is saved in My Videos.
If a job can't finish, the credits it used go back to your balance automatically.
Dub a video into 20 languages in the speaker's own voice. 510 credits / min, and the result is saved in My Videos.
