Frequently asked questions
How does it work?
We recognize the speech in your video, translate it and voice it with natural AI voices. The original voice is separated from the background, so music and sounds stay. You get the same video back — same length and picture, new voice.
What is a credit?
1 credit = 1 minute of video, rounded up. A 2:10 video costs 3 credits. Credits are charged when you start dubbing and returned automatically if dubbing fails.
Is there lip-sync?
No. It is a voice-over, like a professional translation on TV: the new voice is placed over the original timing. Lips are not changed.
How are different people voiced?
In Auto mode we recognize each speaker and whether it is a man, a woman or a child. Each person gets their own voice, similar to theirs, and keeps it for the whole video; children get child voices. You can also set voices yourself for each language, or choose one voice for the whole video.
Can I add the dub as an extra audio track on YouTube?
Yes. Besides the MP4 you can download the audio track separately (M4A, same length as the video) and add it in YouTube Studio as an extra audio language — one video, several languages. There is also a voice-only track without music and sounds, for your own editing.
Which languages are supported?
We dub into 12 languages: English, Russian, Ukrainian, Spanish, German, French, Polish, Turkish, Arabic, Indonesian, Japanese and Korean. The original video can be in almost any language — we detect it automatically.
How long can a video be?
Free — up to 3 minutes, Plus — up to 15 minutes, Pro — up to 30 minutes per video.
Is there a free trial?
Yes, 10 free minutes after sign-up, once per person. No card needed.
How do I pay?
Plans are paid with cryptocurrency (USDT and others) via NOWPayments. Credits are added automatically after the payment is confirmed.
How long do you keep my videos?
Dubbed videos are available for 7 days, then deleted automatically. You can delete a video earlier yourself.
Can I dub someone else's video?
Only if you have the right to do so. You are responsible for the content you upload — see the Terms of Service.