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Dubs and subtitles video into 75-plus languages with cloned voices
Translate.Video runs the whole localisation pass on a clip: transcription, subtitle translation, dubbing and a synthetic voice track, with the option to clone the original speaker's voice. Language coverage runs to roughly 75 to 81 depending on tier, and plans are metered in dubbing minutes rather than uploads or exports. It is one product in Apex Future Labs' line-up, sitting alongside the Vitra.ai platform and separate image and website translation tools.
Basic is $9/month for 20 dubbing minutes, Pro $99 for 100 minutes and Premium $299 for 330 minutes, with storage and team seats scaling alongside. The $0 plan carries zero dubbing minutes.
Use tool ↗Cheap way to try dubbing occasionally, but the per-minute economics turn hostile fast — $9 buys twenty minutes and the next rung is $99. Count your monthly minutes first, because that number decides everything about whether this works for you.
Watch out: Dubbing minutes are the only meaningful unit and they do not carry over — a single 25-minute video already blows through the entire $9 Basic allowance.
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