AI Video Translator – Translate Videos Online

Upload the video, pick the target language, and the AI translates the voice while keeping the dialogue's pacing. Translation uses your credits based on the video's length — creating a free account gives you credits to start with. Without a plan, the dubbed video carries the Klipa logo; a Pass or a Pro plan delivers it clean.

Each translated line is placed at its original timestamp. If it runs past its slot, the pace speeds up slightly within a measured limit rather than the voice being cut off; the last line is never trimmed, even if the video has to be extended by a few frozen frames to fit it in.

19 languages are available for dubbing: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Italian, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi, Turkish, Russian, Dutch, Polish, Filipino, Urdu, Malay and Persian. Every language is dubbed with the same 7 Klipa voices, playable as a short sample before you commit to the full translation.

No. It's a synthetic voice picked from seven named voices (female, male and one neutral), each usable in any of the 19 supported languages — never a clone of your voice, and never a recorded actor's either. You hear a sample before the full translation runs.

Yes. Seven voices are available, split between female and male, each with a different tone, and the same voice speaks all 19 supported languages. You can play a short sample before starting the full translation, to pick the one that fits your video best.

Yes. A translated subtitle file is generated alongside the dubbed video, sharing the same timestamps as the dub. You can publish the video with the dub alone, the subtitles alone, or both together, depending on the platform and the audience.

Yes: dubbing is an AI tool, so it needs a free account, which opens in one step, with no card, and comes with free credits. Translation then uses your credits based on the video's length.

No, and that's deliberate: the translated voice is timed to the video's pacing and cuts, not to the shape of the speaker's mouth. Unlike tools that advertise lip-sync, Klipa never alters the picture or the face — only the audio track changes, whatever the target language.

Processing time depends on the video's length and how many lines of speech need transcribing, translating and voicing: expect a few minutes for a short video, noticeably longer for a lengthy or dialogue-heavy one, since every line is handled in turn.

The video translator works on an uploaded file, not a pasted YouTube link. Download the video first with Klipa's video downloader tool, then upload the resulting file here to run the translation and dubbing, with no extra step in between.