Video Audio Translator for Speech and Background Sound
A video audio translator changes the spoken language while keeping the pictures.
Translate a video
Free 30s watermarked preview · No sign-up. Full video downloads: MP4 + SRT.
Upload a video you own, choose a target language, and preview the first 30 seconds if eligible; paid accounts start the full version directly. This page starts with Spanish and standard dubbing. The video translator shows translated sentences while speech generation continues, so you can check names and meaning before exporting. Music is retained when speech separation succeeds; the result warns you when that background track is unavailable.
01
What a Video Audio Translator Changes
The audio workflow separates speech from accompaniment, recognizes the dialogue, translates each sentence, and generates replacement speech. Your shot order, gestures, and on-screen text stay part of the source footage. Graphics containing prices or instructions still need your review because translating spoken words does not rewrite a title card.
This is useful for a recorded product demonstration, a training conversation, or a narrated screen capture whose visuals already make sense to the new audience. Check whether a spoken reference such as “the button on your left” still matches the visible action after translation. The output is a video file, rather than a separate music or voice download.
02
Keep Music Without Reintroducing the Original Dialogue
Background preservation depends on separating voices from the rest of the soundtrack. A quiet instrumental bed is a different case from music with lyrics, overlapping talk, or a presenter speaking over another person. Listen to the generated audio at the same volume you expect viewers to use.
If separation fails, the tool discloses that the generated version has AI speech without the background track. It does not mix the original dialogue under the replacement voice to hide the failure. For a clip where a particular sound cue matters, compare the source and translated result before publishing either version.
03
Review Speakers, Voices, and Timing
Different detected speakers can receive different AI voices, but detection needs a human check. Standard Spanish choices include Warm woman and Calm man. In a completed full job, use the sentence editor to review speaker assignments and select an available voice when the automatic choice does not fit the conversation.
Translation can take longer to say than the source sentence. The system adjusts timing, uses available pauses, and may shorten a sentence that will not fit. Some lines can still exceed their interval. Read the timing warnings and listen around a speaker change. The video translator keeps original mouth movements by default; lip synchronization is a separate paid option for on-camera sections.
04
Choose a Subscription or Credit Pack
A guest can test the opening 30 seconds with a watermark. Verify your email for three signup credits, once and subject to daily network limits. Free full videos are limited to one minute and remain watermarked. Choose a monthly or annual subscription for monthly credits or a one-time credit pack for occasional work. Subscription credits expire monthly; pack credits never expire.
Standard dubbing uses one credit per started minute; premium uses two. The server calculates the complete charge before full processing. For example, a 90-second standard job requires two credits. Starter includes 30 credits for $10, Creator includes 100 for $29, and Pro includes 300 for $79. The purchase dialog stays with your task and shows the shortage if your balance is too low.
05
Export a Video You Can Review
After the full job completes, download the MP4 for your publishing workflow and the SRT or VTT files for caption tracks. Check the opening, the ending, and a section where the voices overlap. A subtitle file lets an editor correct spelling or attach captions in a player without treating the new voice track as the only record of the translation.
Files are private to the task and scheduled for deletion after 30 days. Save the result you intend to keep. Use the home video translator for another source file, or choose a language page when you want a preset target.
Questions about audio translation
No, the downloadable dubbed media is an MP4 video. Completed full tasks also provide translated SRT and VTT files; this workflow does not offer a separate MP3 export.
No, background separation can miss or alter sounds. Compare important effects in the result, and read the warning if the accompaniment could not be retained.
Yes. Choose Original voice to recreate the speakers' voices with AI in the target language, with permission from everyone speaking in the uploaded video. Similarity and accent may vary. Signed-in users can edit translated sentences while keeping the same voice.
No, titles and other text inside the picture remain as recorded. Update those graphics separately when they contain language or information the new audience needs.
Failed processing refunds credits automatically. Unused pack credits are refundable within 14 days. First subscription payments are fully refundable within 7 days if their credits are unused. Contact support to request a refund.