Translate the speech. Refine the words. Choose the voice. Turn one video into another language version you are ready to share.
Explore without uploading. Start in the workspace when you are ready to use your own video.
Explore with a sample. Translate your own video in the workspace.
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Subtitles, translated speech, and lip sync solve different problems. Choose the result that fits how people will watch your video.
Read in another language
Keep the original speech and add translated subtitles for viewers who watch with the sound off.
Choose subtitles for captioning and review.
Hear in another language
Create translated speech so viewers can follow a lesson, interview, or demonstration without reading every line.
Choose dubbing when spoken delivery matters.
Match visible speech
Add lip sync when a visible speaker’s mouth needs to follow the translated audio.
Optional. Check paid-plan allowances before applying.
Use New language in the script editor to set up another version. Keep the original video close while you review how each translation sounds.
Check the new script and voice settings before generating. An edit in one language should not be assumed to update every existing version.
01 Review your current version
Check names, product terms, and sentences that need a more natural phrasing.
02 Open New language
Choose another target language and review the available dubbing settings.
03 Check the new version
Preview the new language and make its own final corrections before export.
Choose a publishing goal to see which export to look for. Available options depend on your project and plan.
Choose the translated MP4.
Use the dubbed video for a channel, lesson, or product page. Listen to the final export before publishing.
Need lip sync for a visible speaker? Check its plan allowance separately.
01 Add your video
Upload your source video and choose the language you want your audience to hear. Start with clear speech for a more useful first result.
02 Generate the translation
Review the available voice and dubbing settings, then generate. Check your available credits before starting.
03 Listen, read, and refine
Compare the source with the translated script. Correct names and specialist terms, review speaker assignments, then apply changes and preview again.
04 Export for your destination
Download the video, audio, or subtitles you need. Check the final files before publishing to a channel, course, or campaign.
Lessons and training
Make a lesson accessible to learners in another language.
Check technical terms, names, and whether spoken instructions still match the slides.
Deliver a translated lesson and subtitle file.
Explore course translation
Product walkthroughs
Explain the same product to another market.
Match feature names to the interface and check that translated narration follows each on-screen action.
Deliver a dubbed walkthrough or an audio track for your edit.
Explore product videos
Creator videos and interviews
Bring an existing conversation to another audience.
Review speaker assignments, interruptions, and the tone of short reactions.
Deliver a translated video, then review captions before publishing.
Explore creator workflows
Explore a translation direction, then choose the available source and target languages in your workspace.
Japanese to English
French to English
German to English
Chinese to English
English to Japanese
English to Vietnamese
For video length, credits, and feature allowances, check the current plan details before starting.
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What is the difference between video translation and subtitles?
Can I change the translated words?
Can I change a speaker or voice?
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Can I make another language version?
Which files can I download?
Is lip sync required?
Can I try it for free?
What should I review before publishing?
Bring your video. Choose a language. Keep control of the words and the final result.
Translate your video