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Video Dubbing

Video Dubbing focuses on speaker identity and dialogue delivery to produce a target-language dubbed video directly. It is separate from the sentence-editing translation workflow, does not include lip sync, and does not expose the same subtitle editor.

2026-11-03 2 min readCore ToolsVideo DubbingStandard and professional modesSteps

Video Dubbing

Video Dubbing focuses on speaker identity and dialogue delivery to produce a target-language dubbed video directly. It is separate from the sentence-editing translation workflow, does not include lip sync, and does not expose the same subtitle editor.

Standard and professional modes

Standard mode costs less. Professional mode focuses more on pacing and multi-speaker dialogue and costs substantially more. Test an authorized short clip before processing long videos in either mode.

Language options differ by mode, with additional regional options in professional mode. The workflow handles source-language and speaker-voice recognition; this does not guarantee identical quality for every language, accent, or multi-speaker scene. See Language Support for the inventory.

Steps

  1. Open Video Dubbing and upload video, import a supported link, or select an existing video through a source entry offered on the page.
  2. Choose standard or professional mode and a target language.
  3. Review the duration and credit estimate. Pricing uses the full input-video duration and selected mode, not only speaking intervals.
  4. Confirm and submit, then preview and download the completed video.

Inputs and limits

The video entry accepts MP4, MOV, WebM, AVI, and MKV. Plan file-size and duration limits also apply.

Standard mode has a separate 45-minute ceiling; professional mode has a 180-minute ceiling. The lower of the mode and plan limits determines what you can submit. File size is also restricted by both the tool and your plan; a tool ceiling is not an allowance for every plan.

Results and next steps

This tool provides a direct video result, not a promise of separate subtitles, vocal stems, or a sentence-editable dubbing project. Use Audio/Video Translation for subtitle review and editing, or start Lip Sync separately for mouth adjustments. Download while the project remains valid.

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