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Dubs videos into 40+ languages while cloning each speaker's original voice.
Dub AI translates and dubs video into more than 40 languages, using voice cloning so the dubbed track still sounds like the original speaker rather than a generic narrator. It auto-detects up to 10 speakers in a single video and generates matching transcripts and subtitles alongside the dubbed audio. The tool is aimed at creators, marketers, and educators who want to publish the same video across language markets without re-recording. Access starts on a free tier with a small credit allowance, then moves to pay-as-you-go credit packs or a monthly subscription for heavier use.
Free tier includes 60 credits (about 1 minute of dubbing); pay-as-you-go packs start at $15 for 900 credits (~15 minutes), or $60/month for 7,200 credits.
Use tool ↗Dub AI's main selling point is that dubbed video keeps the original speaker's voice instead of swapping in a flat text-to-speech voice, a detail many competitors still get wrong. The credit system makes casual, occasional use cheap, but it can get expensive fast for creators publishing long-form video regularly.
Watch out: The free tier's 60 credits cover roughly one minute of dubbing, only enough for a quick test, not a real clip.
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