YouTubers and teachers wanting a video in another language in their own voice; the free minute is barely a test, and $60 buys two hours.
Kenning's take
What it does
Dub AI takes an uploaded audio or video file, translates what is said and produces a dubbed version in another language. It copies each speaker's voice so the result still sounds like them, and it also gives back transcripts and subtitle files.
- dubs videos into 40+ languages
- keeps each speaker's voice with voice cloning
- handles up to 10 speakers with automatic speaker detection
- exports transcripts, SRT subtitles and MP3 or WAV audio
Who it suits. Suits YouTubers, teachers and small creators who want a video to reach viewers who speak another language.
Key facts
- Made by
- Dub AI
- Based in
- United States (San Francisco HQ per AI Chopping Block company profile; the terms say US law governs)
- Launched
- 2024
- Works on
- Web
- Free plan
- 60 free credits for new users, enough for about 1 minute of dubbing, no card needed
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Billed |
|---|---|---|
| Pay As You Go (900 credits) | $15 | one-off |
| Subscription (7,200 credits) | $60 | month |
Reviews and write-ups
FAQ
Is Dub AI free?
New users get 60 free credits, which covers about one minute of dubbing, without a credit card.
How much does Dub AI cost?
Credits cost $15 one-off for 15 minutes, or $60 a month for 2 hours of dubbing.
How many languages does Dub AI support?
The site says it can translate and dub into more than 40 languages.
Facts from the maker's own pages and the sources listed. Checked 2026-10-11.
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