Translate Videos

Translate Videos is a dubbing tool. TranslateVideos.io translates video audio into many languages, cloning the speaker's voice and syncing lips so the result looks natively recorded. It suits creators and teams that need fast localization without editing software, with plans from $29.99 per month or $12.99 per single video.

TranslateVideos.io is a web based tool that localizes spoken video into other languages while keeping the original speaker's presence intact. Upload a clip, pick a target language, and the service handles the heavy lifting: it translates the dialogue, clones the speaker's voice so the result sounds like the same person, and adjusts the mouth movements so the lip sync lines up with the new audio track. The output is meant to look and sound as though the video was recorded natively in the chosen language. The feature set centers on three connected pieces. Voice cloning recreates the speaker's tone and delivery in the target language, which matters for training videos, product walkthroughs, and any content where a recognizable face is on screen. Lip sync reshapes the visuals so the translated speech matches the moving mouth, avoiding the dubbed feel of older localization workflows. The translation layer supports a broad list of languages, from common European and Asian languages to smaller ones such as Faroese, Tok Pisin, and Manx, which is unusual for a tool at this price point. In practice the workflow is simple: create an account, upload a clip of up to 15 minutes on subscription plans (up to 30 minutes on the pay per video option), choose the language, and wait. The first half of the videos in a plan are processed within 8 hours; the rest of the quota can take longer. There is no desktop software and no editing timeline to learn, so the tool sits closer to a batch localization service than to a full video editor. It competes with dubbing platforms and manual studio work, trading frame level control for speed and a low monthly cost.