Welcome to the product walkthrough.
Te damos la bienvenida a la demostración.
Dub videos with AI voices in 69 target languages. Upload MP4, MOV, or WebM up to 2 GB, review the transcript, and export a localized MP4 with subtitles.
Upload only video you own or are authorized to translate and dub.
AI video dubbing replaces a video’s original speech with a translated voice track generated by AI. The workflow transcribes the source audio, translates it for spoken delivery, generates the target-language voice, and renders a localized video.
Unlike subtitles, dubbing lets viewers hear the message in their language. Subtitles remain useful for accessibility and sound-off viewing, so many teams export both dubbed audio and translated captions.
The same four-step workflow works for creator videos, courses, product demos, interviews, and authorized episodic content.
Add an MP4, MOV, or WebM file, confirm the detected source language, and choose one of 69 target languages and its regional locale.
Source readyCorrect names, numbers, technical terms, and uncertain lines before translation. Member workflows can pause for manual review.
Transcript checkedUse a standard similar voice, or enable Advanced Quality as a member to clone the authorized source speaker and improve transcription and translation quality.
Voice generatedCheck pronunciation, line timing, subtitles, background audio, and the final MP4. Download supporting audio and subtitle files when available.
Ready to publishInspect the source and translated lines, voice mode, background audio, and subtitle output before starting a task.
Welcome to the product walkthrough.
Te damos la bienvenida a la demostración.
Keep names and key terms consistent.
Mantén coherentes los nombres y términos clave.
Each capability below maps to a current workbench control or output. Member-only options are labelled before the task starts.
Standard quality uses a similar target-language voice. Advanced Quality adds higher-accuracy processing and cloning of the authorized source speaker for members.
Voice cloning requires speaker permission.Pause after transcription to correct uncertain words, names, and terminology before the translated voice is generated.
Manual review is a member control.Separate speech from the source mix and keep approved background music or ambient sound in the localized result.
Background-audio preservation is included for everyone.Render the translated video and keep subtitle delivery in the same workflow. Burn translated captions into the MP4 when visible captions are required.
Available files depend on the completed task.Choose dubbing when the voice carries the explanation, personality, or instructions; keep translated subtitles alongside it for accessibility.
Localize videos from your own channel for new language audiences without recording every version again.
Review technical vocabulary before generating a clear target-language narration for each lesson.
Keep product names, claims, and calls to action consistent across localized video releases.
Check speaker changes, names, pacing, and pronunciation before publishing a reviewed version.
A natural-sounding voice cannot repair a wrong name or mistranslated claim. Review high-risk lines first, then check the finished audio against the video before publishing.
Correct names, numbers, acronyms, and low-confidence words while the source video is visible.
Shorten literal translations when needed so the meaning fits the available scene time.
Check pronunciation, subtitle timing, background audio, output resolution, and file naming.
Welcome to the product walkthrough.
Te damos la bienvenida a la demostración.
Keep SKU names exactly as written.
Mantén los nombres de SKU tal como aparecen.
Export one version for each market.
Exporta una versión para cada mercado.
The best format depends on how much the voice matters, how often the video changes, and how much human direction the production needs.
| Need | Subtitles | AI dubbing | Traditional dubbing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Audience experience | Read translated text | Hear translated speech | Hear actor-directed speech |
| Best for | Sound-off and accessibility | Repeatable online localization | Performance-critical productions |
| Review focus | Translation and timing | Transcript, voice, and timing | Casting, direction, and mix |
| Typical workflow | Caption file or burn-in | Upload, review, generate, export | Studio booking and post-production |
Clear answers about the free plan, formats, languages, voice cloning, and content rights.
Yes. New accounts receive 10 free points and no credit card is required. On the free plan, the first 30 seconds of a video are translated. The studio shows the point estimate before you start.
Upload a local MP4, MOV, or WebM file up to 2 GB. Use only video you own or are authorized to translate and dub.
The current translation workflow includes 69 target languages, with regional locale choices for languages such as English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, and Arabic.
Advanced Quality can clone the source speaker for members. Standard quality uses a similar target-language voice. Only clone a voice when you have the speaker’s permission and the necessary content rights.
Subtitles translate written text while preserving the original audio. AI dubbing generates translated speech so viewers can hear the content in their language. You can use both for accessibility and sound-off viewing.
Eligible plans can clean authorized burned-in captions before the localized video is rendered. Review cleaned frames carefully, especially over movement and detailed backgrounds.
You are responsible for having permission to translate the video, publish the localized result, and use any cloned voice. Requirements vary by contract and jurisdiction, so confirm rights for third-party talent or licensed footage.
Create an account with 10 free points, upload an authorized video, and review the estimated cost before the task starts.
Last updated: August 2, 2026 · Product details checked against the current UnmarkAI workbench