AI Dubbing

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Dub videos into other languages with voice cloning and lip sync

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AI Dubbing

What it is

AI Dubbing is a web app for translating spoken video content. You upload a clip, pick a target language and one of three dubbing models: an entry model covering 11 languages with full editing control, and two newer models that reach more than 170 languages, the latest aimed at the highest precision. The tool can clone the original speaker's voice from a short sample, adjust lip movements to fit the new audio and add subtitles. It targets marketers, online sellers, educators, trainers and creators who want to reach viewers in other languages. Usage is metered in credits per second of video, and free accounts are limited to short uploads.

Key features

Three dubbing models up to 170+ languages
Voice cloning from a short sample
Lip sync adjustment
Optional subtitles

What we liked

+ Very wide language coverage
+ Keeps the speaker's own voice
+ Nothing to install

Worth noting

· Free uploads capped at 15 seconds
· Paid plan prices not clearly published

Editor's notes

More context from AI BirdView

What stands out about AI Dubbing is how it splits the job across three models, so you can trade language reach against control. The original model keeps a smaller set of languages but lets you edit the result closely, while the newer models stretch to more than 170 languages for wider distribution. Voice cloning and lip sync sit in the same flow, which keeps a translated video feeling like the same person talking.

Language choice is broad, with the site saying 30 languages are available free and a subscription opens up the full library.
Voice cloning works from a clear recording, which the FAQ puts at roughly 10 seconds to 3 minutes.
Lip movements are adjusted to the new audio, so dubbed footage looks less out of sync.
Subtitles can be added alongside the dub for viewers who prefer reading.
Credits are charged per second of video, so short clips stay inexpensive to test.

It suits course creators, small marketing teams and YouTubers who want to repurpose existing videos for new markets without hiring voice actors. A practical tip: start with a 15 second excerpt on the free tier, compare the three models on the same clip, then commit credits only to the one whose timing and voice match best.