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AI Video Translator

Overview

AI Video Translate converts the speech in a video into 150+ languages while preserving the original speaker's voice character, speaking rhythm, and lip sync alignment. Upload an MP4, WebM, or MOV file (up to 200 MB and 5 minutes), choose a target language and quality mode, and the tool returns a fully dubbed MP4. Credits are charged by video duration, not file size.

Input
Source video
Output
Translated video

Standard mode vs. High Quality mode

Standard mode

  • 60 credits per second
  • Faster turnaround
  • Good for draft review and checking translation accuracy before committing

High Quality mode

  • 200 credits per second
  • More natural voice reconstruction
  • Better lip sync with translated speech
  • Use for final published content

A practical workflow: run Standard first to check that the translation content is correct and the overall timing works, then reprocess with High Quality for the release version. The quality difference is most noticeable on videos with multiple speakers, low source audio quality, or close-up talking-head shots where lip sync is clearly visible. For a single clear speaker on a clean recording, both modes often produce comparable results.

What affects voice naturalness in the output

The dub quality depends on how well the source audio can be isolated and analyzed:

  • A clean voice recording with minimal background noise or music produces the best result
  • Speakers facing the camera with the mouth visible help with lip sync alignment
  • Moderate speaking pace — not too fast, not too slow — tends to produce more stable output
  • Single-speaker videos are easier to process than multi-speaker cross-talk

Proper nouns, brand terms, and abbreviations are common translation trouble spots. Always review these specifically before publishing. Existing on-screen subtitles are not automatically replaced — handle those separately in a video editor.

Language coverage

The target language selector in the sidebar covers English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi, Arabic, Russian, and many African, South Asian, and Southeast Asian languages. Use the search field in the dropdown to find a specific language quickly.