Dub your clips into other languages
and reach viewers who do not speak yours
Make a clip with AI Clipping, then add a language. Each speaker gets a stock voice, the background stays, and the captions follow the new language. The dub is its own export beside the original.
- English, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic
- A voice per speaker
- Captions follow
How it works
- 1
Make a clip
Paste a long video in AI Clipping and open the clip you like.
- 2
Add a language
Press Dub, pick the language and listen to a voice for each speaker. Change any you do not like.
- 3
Check and export
Play the dub in the clip window with its captions, then export it as its own file.
How the dub is made
A voice per speaker
The AI hears who speaks and suggests a different stock voice for each person.
Keeps the timing
Each line is translated to be about as long as the original and placed where it was said.
Captions in the new language
The captions are the translated lines, timed across each line.
Remix a dub
Turn a finished dub into a Remix video, with the dub's sound and words.
Good to know
- Dub is in English, Spanish, Portuguese and Arabic. It uses stock voices, not your own.
- A dub counts the clip's minutes for each language.
- Paid plans give more minutes and remove the watermark. The pricing page shows the price in your own currency.
- Free to try. The free plan includes 60 minutes of video processing a month and puts a small watermark on exports. Paid plans have more minutes and no watermark.
Questions about dubbing clips
Which languages can I dub into?
English, Spanish, Portuguese and Arabic. The clip's captions follow into the new language.
Is it my own voice?
No. Each speaker gets a stock voice, and you can hear samples and change them. Dub does not clone voices.
What happens to music and background sound?
The background is kept under the new voices, and the original voices are taken out.
Does the dub keep the timing?
Each line is translated to be about as long as the original, then placed where the original was said. A line that runs long is written shorter once.
Does it use my plan's minutes?
Yes. A dub counts the minutes of the clip, for each language you add.
Can I check the translation before I export?
Yes. The dub plays in the clip window, with its captions, and you export it as its own file beside the original.
Is it free?
Yes, to try. The free plan includes 60 minutes of video processing a month and adds a small watermark. A paid plan removes the watermark and gives more minutes.
Can I fix the captions?
Yes. Tap a word in the transcript to fix it before you export. You can also download the captions as an SRT, VTT or text file.
What formats can I export?
Vertical 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts. You can also choose 1:1, 4:5 or 16:9.
How long can the video be?
A long video is read in parts, so the clips come from the whole video and not only the start. The longer the video, the longer the analysis takes.
Can I put a clip in another language?
Yes. Dub says the clip again in English, Spanish, Portuguese or Arabic, with a different voice for each speaker, and puts the captions in the new language.
Does it post the clips for me?
No. You post the clips yourself. On a phone the share sheet sends the file to the app, and you can set a reminder email for the time you want to post.
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