CloneDub

CloneDub is a clone video generator tool. CloneDub dubs videos and podcasts into 20 or more languages with AI voice cloning that keeps the original speaker's sound plus the music and effects. Upload a file up to two hours long, pick a language, and download the result as video, audio or SRT subtitles.

CloneDub is a browser based dubbing service that takes a finished video or audio file and returns a translated version in another language. The pitch is narrow and practical: upload a podcast episode, a YouTube video or a recorded talk, pick a target language, and the platform generates a new voice track while preserving the music and background sounds of the original cut. According to the site, output is available in more than 20 languages, with English, Spanish, Hindi, French and German shown as examples, and a single request can handle up to two hours of footage. The feature that separates it from plain machine translation is voice cloning. Instead of substituting a generic synthetic reader, CloneDub attempts to reproduce the sound of the original speaker, so a dubbed episode still feels like the same host. Users who skip cloning and select one of the pre-defined voices get faster turnaround, which the company puts at roughly 50 to 60 percent of the video's runtime; cloned voices take longer and depend on server load. Finished jobs can be downloaded as video, audio or SRT subtitle files, which makes the subtitle file useful even for teams that only want captions. It is built for creators and small media operations rather than post-production houses. Podcasters and YouTube channels looking to open a second-language audience without hiring voice talent are the obvious fit, along with course sellers and marketers who need the same clip in several markets. The workflow is a straightforward upload, configure, download loop, and the interface is aimed at people without audio engineering backgrounds. Where it sits among alternatives is as a low-cost, self-serve option. Pricing is described as competitive, extra minutes can be bought in blocks from 30 to 600 minutes after subscribing, and higher plans come with a faster queue and cheaper per-minute rates. The trade-offs are visible too: queue times vary with load, failed jobs are retried three times automatically before needing a manual re-upload, and custom voices require contacting the team rather than a self-service tool.