Video translator that transcribes, translates, dubs with cloned voices and lip-syncs across 140+ languages.
BlipCut Video Translator takes a video, transcribes the speech, translates it, then produces both subtitles and a dubbed audio track using voice cloning, with lip sync on the output. You can edit the transcript before rendering, adjust speech speed, restyle subtitles and preview the result before downloading. It ships as a web app plus Windows and Mac desktop builds, including Apple silicon, and a Chrome extension for YouTube. Everything is metered in credits: one credit per minute of normal-voice translation, two per minute with a cloned voice, 0.25 per minute of subtitles and 0.1 per minute of clipping. The site names no legal entity or country.
Cheapest way in is a pay-as-you-go pack: $9.99 for 10 credits. Subscriptions start at $16.99/week for 30 credits; monthly runs $39.99 for 90 credits up to $147 for 360; yearly starts at $299.99 for 900 credits. One credit is roughly one minute of normal-voice translation, two with a cloned voice.
Use tool ↗Covers the whole dubbing chain - transcript, translation, cloned voice, lip sync, styled subtitles - and the transcript stays editable before you spend credits on a render. Pricing is where it gets expensive: a cloned voice doubles the burn rate, and at monthly rates you are paying roughly 40 cents a minute of finished dub.
Watch out: Per-credit cost ranges from $0.57 on the weekly plan to $0.30 on the largest annual plan - the same minute of video costs nearly twice as much depending on which plan you picked.
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