Let viewers hear your video in their own language
Subtitles ask viewers to read; dubbing lets them listen. Pick a video, choose the language and a voice, and AI dubbing generates new narration in that language while the visuals stay exactly as they were. Captions are rebuilt to follow the new audio.
Dub one video into several languages to run a channel per language, or to give every market the same video without recording a voiceover again.
What people use it for
Multilingual channels
Publish the same video for audiences in different languages.
Education
Learners follow narration far more easily than subtitles in a second language.
Mobile viewers
People watching on small screens can listen instead of reading.
How ai dubbing works
Four steps from input to a finished, publishable result.
Pick the video
Choose the language and voice
New narration is generated
Captions follow the new audio
Frequently asked questions
How is dubbing different from subtitle translation?
Dubbing replaces the narration with a new voice; subtitle translation keeps the original audio.
Do the visuals change?
No. Only the narration and captions change.
Are subtitles included?
Yes. Captions follow the new audio.
Related tools
One account, one library, one credit balance across every tool.
Subtitle translation
Translate the captions of a generated or uploaded video, timed to the original speech and right-to-left aware.
One-off videos
Type a topic, paste a script, or upload audio and get a narrated video with scenes, voiceover, and captions.
Publishing and campaigns
Connect YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram, then publish, schedule, or run a campaign that generates and posts a series on a cadence.
More real examples
Generated by the studio. Press play.
Standard operating procedure
A step-by-step playbook for every tool: plan, create, review, localize, publish, archive.
Start creating with AI StoryFlow Studio.
Free to start. No credit card required. Bring a topic, a script, a song, or a course outline.