How to dub a video with AI
- 1Drop a video or audio file of up to 5 minutes (MP4, MOV, WebM, MP3 and more). The tool checks its length and shows the credit cost.
- 2Choose the language to dub into, and optionally the original language (otherwise it is detected).
- 3Tick the box confirming you have the rights to this content, sign in, and click Dub.
- 4Keep the page open while it works, usually a few minutes. Then watch the result and download the dubbed file.
How AI dubbing works
AI dubbing chains several steps that used to need a studio. ElevenLabs separates the voices from the background sound, transcribes what each speaker says, translates it, and then speaks the translation with a voice matched to the original speaker before mixing it back over the music and effects. The result is video dubbing that keeps the feel of the original, which is why this kind of ai voice translation has become popular for YouTube channels, courses and ads.
This tool is built for short clips: up to five minutes per file for now. It is billed per started minute of the source, with the exact credit cost shown before you start, and if the dub fails the credits are refunded automatically. Processing usually takes a few minutes; the page checks on progress and shows the finished video with a download button.
To dub video into another language well, start with clean audio: one person speaking at a time and little background noise gives the most natural result. Names and specialist terms may be pronounced unexpectedly, so review the dub before publishing.
You must own the content or have permission to dub it, including permission from the people whose voices you translate. The file is sent to ElevenLabs to create the dub and is not kept by ToolDash. If you only need text, translate video audio into subtitles instead with the AI Subtitle Generator and the AI Subtitle Translator.
Who uses it
Creators going global
Publish a Hindi or Spanish version of a short video without re-recording.
Course creators
Offer lessons in your students' language with the same pacing.
Marketing teams
Localise product demos and ads for new markets quickly.
Testing a new audience
Dub a few clips to see if a language market responds before investing in full localisation.
Frequently asked questions
How long can my video be?
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Up to 5 minutes and 100 MB per file for now. Trim longer videos into parts.
How much does dubbing cost?
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It is billed in credits per started minute of the original clip, and the cost is shown before you start. If the dub fails, the credits are refunded automatically.
Which languages can I dub into?
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Twenty common languages, including English, Hindi, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic, Indonesian and Tamil.
Do I need permission to dub a video?
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Yes. You must own the content or have the rights to it, including consent from the speakers. The tool asks you to confirm this before every dub.
Is my video stored?
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ToolDash doesn't store it. The file is sent to ElevenLabs, which processes it to create the dub and returns the result.
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