Choosing a Tool
Start with the result you need: editable subtitles, dubbed video, adjusted lip movements, or separate audio tracks. These six tools have different inputs, outputs, and editing paths.
Choosing a Tool
Start with the result you need: editable subtitles, dubbed video, adjusted lip movements, or separate audio tracks. These six tools have different inputs, outputs, and editing paths.
Compare the six tools
| Tool | Input | Main outputs | Working style |
|---|---|---|---|
| Audio/video translation | Video, audio, or a supported link | Translated subtitles, optional dubbing, finished video | Review, edit, and export language versions |
| Audio/video transcription | Video or audio | Source subtitles and TXT, optional translation | Review text and timing, download subtitles and transcripts |
| Text to speech | Text, TXT, PDF, or SRT | MP3 speech | Confirm script, language, and voice before generation |
| Video dubbing | Video or a supported import | Target-language dubbed video | Choose standard or professional mode, then view direct results |
| Lip sync | Video and matching audio | Video with adjusted lip movements | Start independently or from a completed translation version |
| Vocal separation | Video or audio | Two or three MP3 tracks | Select a scene, separate, preview, and download tracks |
Translation, video dubbing, or lip sync?
Choose Audio/Video Translation for sentence-level review, subtitle changes, voice adjustments, or multiple target languages. Consider Video Dubbing for a direct foreign-language video focused on speaker identity and dialogue delivery.
Lip Sync adjusts mouth movements to existing audio; it does not replace translation or speech generation. Video Dubbing does not include lip sync. Start a separate lip-sync project when needed. Reusing an existing project depends on the source entries offered by that tool.
Before submitting
Check the tool, mode, file format, plan limits, language, voice, and credit estimate. Not every tool opens the same editor after completion: video dubbing, lip sync, and vocal separation mainly deliver direct results.