AI dubbing goes beyond subtitles: TranslateMom generates a new voice track for your video in the target language, using natural-sounding AI voices instead of robotic text-to-speech.

What you get

Natural-sounding voices. Dub your content with lifelike AI voices.
29 languages. Dubbing is available in 29 languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Hindi, and Arabic. Subtitles and translation cover a much larger set — see Supported Languages.
Dub a segment or the whole video. If you select a segment of the video, only that portion is dubbed and charged.

Cost and limits

Credits: Natural AI dubbing costs 35 credits per minute of audio/video, rounded up to the next minute. A 10-minute video costs 350 credits to dub.
File length: Plans include AI dubbing for files up to 45 minutes each.
Plan required: Dubbing is included with paid plans (Starter, Plus, and Pro); the free tier does not include dubbing.

See Credits and Pricing for plan details and credit allowances.

How to dub a video

Import your video — see Translate a Video for link import and file upload.
Pick your target language and choose the Dub action. The source language is detected automatically, and the number of speakers is auto-detected too.
Confirm the credit cost shown in the dialog, and let the dubbing job run in the cloud.

Advanced options include dropping the background audio track and applying a profanity filter. Always review the finished dub — AI voices are convincing, but tone and pronunciation are worth a listen before you publish.