AI Video Translator

Upload your video, pick a language, and the AI does three things: translates what you're saying, clones your voice to speak the new language, and adjusts your mouth movements to match. Takes a few minutes and you get a video where you appear to speak fluently in another language. It's honestly wild how good it looks.

Yeah, that's the whole point. The AI analyzes your voice and keeps your tone, pitch, and personality when generating the translation. It's not perfect - you can tell it's AI - but it definitely sounds like you speaking another language. Way better than hiring a random voice actor who sounds nothing like you.

A 30-second video usually takes 2-5 minutes. Longer videos take proportionally longer. The page shows live progress, so you can see what's happening. Way faster than traditional dubbing which takes days or weeks with voice actors and studios.

The AI adjusts your mouth movements to match the translated words. It's pretty impressive - not perfect, but way better than old dubbed movies where the lips don't match at all. Works best when your face is clearly visible and well-lit in the original video.

All 175+ languages are supported, but the most common ones (English, Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Japanese, etc.) tend to work best because the AI has seen more training data. The quality difference isn't huge though. We also have regional variants like Spanish (Mexico) vs Spanish (Spain) if you care about that.

10 credits per second. So a 30-second video costs 300 credits, a 2-minute video is 1,200 credits. You'll see the exact cost before you translate. Traditional dubbing with voice actors costs hundreds of dollars per minute and takes weeks, so this is way cheaper and faster if you don't need Hollywood-level production quality.

Yep. The translated videos are yours - use them however you want. YouTube, ads, client work, whatever. People use this for marketing videos, course content, product demos, all kinds of stuff. Just make sure you own the rights to the original video.

Look, this is AI - it's not going to be perfect every time. Sometimes the translation is a bit off, or the voice doesn't sound quite right, or the lip sync looks weird in some frames. That's why you should watch the result before using it. If it's not good enough, you're out the credits. That's the trade-off for speed and low cost. For critical stuff where perfect quality matters, hire professional translators and voice actors.

MP4 or MOV, up to 100MB. If you have a different format (AVI, MKV, etc.), just convert it to MP4 first using any free converter online. Takes like 30 seconds.