Short drama translation

Short Drama Translation with AI Dubbing and Subtitles

Translate a short drama episode into the languages your viewers speak. Generate AI dubbing and subtitles, then check the dialogue, character names and pacing before publishing.

Upload 2–200 episodes

Select the complete short drama you own or have permission to translate.

MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, or AVI

Check the point estimate before starting

🎬Hear the translated dialogue
For drama creators and distribution teams
Drama studios
Drama apps
Drama MCNs
Dubbing teams
Licensing teams
Global releases
Video translation

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69Target languages
10Free points on sign-up
30 secFree-plan preview length
MP4 + SRTVideo and subtitles

What is short drama translation?

Short drama translation turns an episode’s dialogue into another language. UnmarkAI generates dubbing and subtitles; you review names, relationships and wording so the story remains clear.

What needs a human check?

Check recurring names, forms of address, jokes and lines spoken over one another. Keep a reference list outside the tool and compare each episode against it. Manual text review requires an eligible plan.

Subtitles

From the original episode to a translated version

This illustration shows the production stages. Use the workbench for translation and dubbing, and keep your own reference notes for names and recurring dialogue.

Short drama translation previewBefore / After
Illustration of short drama translation, dubbing and review stages
From the original episode to a translated version

This illustration shows the production stages. Use the workbench for translation and dubbing, and keep your own reference notes for names and recurring dialogue.

Subtitles

Make room for the translated subtitles

If the original captions are embedded in the picture, they can overlap the translation. Eligible plans can clean the old captions first. Check the result on moving and detailed backgrounds.

Short drama translation previewBefore / After
Vertical short drama frame with burned-in hardsubs before cleanup - UnmarkAI
BeforeOriginal subtitles in the picture

These captions cannot be switched off in a player. Adding another line may cover part of the scene.

Clean short drama frame ready for multilingual overseas localization - UnmarkAI
AfterSpace for new captions

Inspect the cleaned area before adding translated subtitles. Keep required notices intact.

Downloads

Video, subtitles and voiceover files

A translation produces dubbing and subtitles. If you only need captions for the original performance, use the downloaded SRT with your original video in an editor or player.

01MP4

Dubbed video

A video with translated speech. Choose whether to show translated captions.

02SRT

Translated subtitles

Timed captions you can load in an editor or player.

03SRT

Original subtitles

The original transcript with timing, useful for checking the translation.

04MP3

Voiceover audio

The generated speech as a separate audio file for listening or editing.

How it works

Translate a short drama in three steps

Start with one episode. Review a short sample before translating more of the series.

Start short drama translation
01📁Episode selected

Upload an episode

Choose your original video and target languages. If old subtitles need removing, select that option on an eligible plan.

02🌐Text checked

Translate and check the text

Start after checking the estimate. With manual review enabled, correct the transcript and translated dialogue when the task pauses, then continue.

03🎙️Ready to download

Listen and download

Check the dubbing, subtitles and scene timing. Download the video and separate subtitle and audio files.

Use cases

Translate episodes, trailers and drama clips

Choose the clip you need and check the translation in context.

Languages & markets

Choose the languages for your drama

Choose from 69 target languages in the workbench. Ask a fluent speaker to check expressions that depend on context or local usage.

EnglishUS · UK · AU · CA
SpanishSpain · Mexico · LATAM
PortugueseBrazil · Portugal
ArabicMiddle East · GCC
IndonesianIndonesia · SEA
ThaiThailand · SEA
JapaneseJapan
KoreanSouth Korea
FrenchFrance · Canada · LATAM
HindiIndia
VietnameseVietnam · SEA
TurkishTurkey
Before publishing

Check the episode from beginning to end

Read the subtitles while listening to the dubbed episode. Check that names, dialogue and pauses make sense together. AI dubbing may need further editing for scenes that depend on a precise performance.

Names and relationships

Compare names and forms of address with your reference list across episodes. Use the same reference list when reviewing later episodes.

Dialogue and emotion

Check jokes, short replies and emotional lines with a speaker of the target language.

Scene and subtitle timing

Watch cuts and pauses. Shorten crowded captions in your editor and keep them clear of faces and player controls.

Sound and files

Check speaker changes, background audio and caption cleanup. Name downloaded files by episode and language before publishing.

Illustration of text and subtitle checks for a translated short drama
Review guide

What to check at each stage

StageAvailable outputYour checkWhere to check
TranscriptionOriginal textNames and unclear speechManual review on eligible plans
TranslationTranslated textForms of address and meaningManual review on eligible plans
DubbingTranslated voicePronunciation and emotionFinished video or MP3
SubtitlesSRT and optional captionsLine length and placementFinished video or subtitle editor
FAQ

Short drama translation questions

Can I translate a short drama for free?

New accounts receive 10 free points. The free plan processes the first 30 seconds of a video. Check the point estimate before starting, especially if you add languages or extra options.

Can I create several language versions?

Yes. Select a target language and add more in the workbench. Each added language affects the estimated cost. Check each version separately before publishing.

How do I keep character names consistent?

Keep your own list of names and forms of address, then compare each episode against it. Eligible plans let you correct the transcript and translation during manual review. Keep this reference list yourself and use it during review.

Can I keep the original audio and only use translated subtitles?

You can download the translated SRT and use it with the original video in your editor or player. The video translation task itself generates dubbing as well as subtitles.

Can I remove old subtitles?

Eligible plans can clean captions embedded in the video picture before new subtitles are added. Check the cleaned area during movement and preserve required notices.

Does the tool include lip sync?

Lip sync is not currently available in the workbench. Check the dubbed dialogue against the scene, and use a separate editing step if matching mouth movements is essential.

How long does a translation take?

Processing time depends on video length, selected languages, options and service load. The task page shows progress. Start with a short sample to assess the result and allow time for review.

Start in dashboard

Translate your first episode

Upload an episode and choose your languages. New accounts receive 10 free points; the free plan processes the first 30 seconds.

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