Most people on the internet don't speak your language. Dubbing lets the same video reach them, and AI now does it in your own voice, timed to when you speak. Here is how it works and how to do it well.
How AI dubbing works
- The audio is transcribed into text.
- The text is translated into the new language, keeping the meaning, not word by word.
- A clone of your voice speaks the translation, timed to the moments you speak in the original.
- Captions in the new language are added on screen.
When dubbing is worth it
- Your topic works in other countries: education, tech, fitness, cooking, business.
- Your videos already perform well in your own language.
- You talk to camera, so your voice is part of the video.
Videos full of local references or wordplay translate less well; adjust the script or pick other videos.
Tips for a good dub
- Record clean audio: less noise means a better voice clone.
- Speak in clear, complete sentences; they translate more naturally.
- Review the translated captions once for names and terms.
- Post the dubbed version on a channel or account aimed at that language, or use multi-language audio where the platform supports it.
Dub your next videoFelvero translates your video and speaks it in your own voice, with captions in the new language.
Start free Frequently asked questions
Does the dub sound like me?
AI dubbing tools clone your voice from the video itself, so the translation keeps your tone. Clean audio makes it closer.
How long does it take?
Minutes for a short video. You review the result before downloading.
Can I dub into several languages?
Yes. With Felvero each language is a separate dub, and you see the cost in minutes before it starts.