AI Dubbing — AI Voice Dubbing in 50+ Languages | DubVoice.ai
AI dubbing for videos, podcasts and YouTube — dub any audio into 50+ languages with voice cloning. AI dubbing cost from $0 (free trial), per-minute pricing, lip-sync ready, SRT export.
What AI voice dubbing actually does
AI voice dubbing replaces the spoken audio in a video or recording with the same words in another language, keeping the delivery, pacing and timing of the original. It is not subtitling and it is not a plain text translation read aloud — the output is a new audio track cut to the same timeline, so it drops straight back onto your footage.
Upload an MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC or a video's audio track, pick a target language, and you get back the dubbed audio plus a synced SRT. The transcript, the translation and the synthesis all happen in one pass, so there is no step where you paste text between three tools and lose the timings.
How dubbing works here, step by step
- 1. Upload — Drop in the audio or video track. Up to 200MB per file.
- 2. Pick the target language — 50+ languages, including Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Hindi, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Turkish.
- 3. Choose the voice — Use a library voice, or clone the original speaker from a 10-second sample so the dub keeps their voice in the new language.
- 4. Get audio + SRT — The dubbed track comes back with a time-synced subtitle file, so the captions match the new audio rather than the original script.
Keeping the original speaker's voice
The reason most dubs sound wrong is that the new language arrives in a stranger's voice. Voice cloning solves that: record or upload ten clean seconds of the original speaker, and the Spanish, Hindi or German dub comes back sounding like them. Clones stay on your account, so a channel dubbing every episode clones once and reuses it.
The commercial licence is included, which matters here specifically — a dubbed video is a derivative you are going to publish and monetise.
What AI dubbing costs
Dubbing is 30,000 credits per task, and credits start at $4.99 for 250,000. There is no monthly subscription and credits do not expire, so an occasional dub does not mean carrying a seat all year.
New accounts get free credits, which is enough to dub a short clip and hear the output in your own target language before paying anything.
Where AI dubbing beats re-recording
- Reach — One video becomes ten language versions in an afternoon instead of ten booking cycles with voice actors.
- Consistency — Episode 40 sounds like episode 1, because the cloned voice does not have a cold or change rates.
- Iteration — Change one line of the script and re-dub in minutes, rather than paying for a pickup session.
- Cost — Per-task pricing measured in credits rather than per-word studio rates.
Frequently asked questions
What is AI voice dubbing?
AI voice dubbing replaces a video or recording's spoken audio with the same content in another language, keeping the original pacing and timing. The output is a new audio track plus a synced SRT, so it drops back onto the footage without re-editing.
Can AI dubbing keep my own voice?
Yes. Clone your voice from a 10-second clean sample and the dub is synthesised in that voice, so your Spanish or Hindi version still sounds like you. The clone stays on your account for future episodes.
How many languages can I dub into?
50+, including Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Turkish, Hindi, Arabic, Japanese, Korean and Chinese.
How much does AI dubbing cost?
30,000 credits per dubbing task. Credits start at $4.99 for 250,000 and never expire, with no subscription. New accounts get free credits to try it first.
Do I get subtitles with the dub?
Yes — every dubbing task returns a time-synced SRT alongside the audio, matched to the dubbed track rather than the original script.