Translate, dub, or transcribe existing media

Choose the output you need

• Video Translator: localize the project's captions, on-screen text, script, and voiceover using the options shown after upload.
• Video Translator with lip sync: add supported mouth-motion alignment when that visual change is required.
• Voice Dubber: replace the spoken track without asking for a full translation workflow.
• Video to Text: turn spoken video into editable, searchable text.
• Audio to Text: transcribe a supported audio file with the result format shown by the Tool.

Before you start

Use media and voices you are authorized to process. The Video Translator upload surface accepts MP4, MOV, and WebM. Target languages, lip-sync support, limits, and cost are live choices; do not rely on a fixed language count from an older article.

Run a localization

1. Open the translation or dubbing Tool that matches the required output.
2. Upload a short representative file and wait for the Tool to expose its compatible options.
3. Choose the target language, voice, and lip-sync behavior only where the live screen offers them.
4. Review the displayed estimate and start the job.
5. Play the complete result and download the approved localized file.

Review language and timing

• Check names, numbers, product terms, legal wording, and the final CTA against an approved translation.
• Check captions and on-screen text for line breaks, overflow, and untranslated fragments.
• Check voice pacing, speaker ownership, scene timing, and lip sync where used.
• Ask a fluent reviewer to approve customer-facing or regulated content.

If the result is incomplete

Confirm that the original speech is audible and that the file meets the current Tool limits. Retry a shorter segment once to separate an input problem from a service failure. If the same source repeatedly fails, contact Support with the Tool, source and target languages, input format and duration, time, and project URL—without sending private media unless requested securely.