English to Hindi voice translator, in your own voice

Yes — record or upload English in Kenerate's AI dubbing, pick Hindi and download spoken Hindi in the same voice. It's a voice-to-voice translator: English speech in, Hindi speech out, not Hindi text.

Open AI dubbing, press Record with the mic and speak in English (or upload a recording or video), choose Hindi as the target language and start the dub. The engine transcribes your English, translates it and re-voices it in Hindi with a clone of your voice, and you download the Hindi audio or video when it's done.

No. Kenerate dubs a recording or a file after you make it, so it suits lessons, voice notes, videos and talks, not a back-and-forth conversation. For speaking with someone in real time, a phone interpreter such as Google Translate's conversation mode, which lists Hindi, is the better fit; use Kenerate when you want the Hindi as a file in your own voice.

Yes, to start: it works on the free plan with the sign-up credits, so you can check how the spoken Hindi sounds on a short clip first. Longer lessons and talks, up to 15 minutes, use one-time credit packs that never expire.

3 credits per second of the source file, billed only for the seconds you use — a 30-second clip is 90 credits, a minute is 180. The cap is 15 minutes per file, and if a dub fails the credits are refunded automatically.

Yes — this is an AI dubbing engine, not a dictionary: it transcribes the English, translates it, and re-voices it in Hindi with a clone of each speaker's own voice. Most online 'English to Hindi audio translators' return Hindi text or subtitles instead of speech.

The whole thing runs in the browser at kenerateai.com — upload or record, pick Hindi, download the Hindi audio. Nothing to install.

Yes — upload the video (up to 500 MB, 15 minutes). The dubbed video keeps the picture and replaces the speech with Hindi; add lip sync if the speaker is on camera.

Everyday spoken Hindi mixes in English words and keeps sentences short, while machine output can lean toward formal, textbook Hindi. A conversational English script helps, and you can check the result before sharing.

Yes — Hindi is also a source language, auto-detected. There's a separate guide for that direction.

A Hindi dubbing AI re-voices a video or audio file in Hindi while keeping each speaker's own voice and timing — unlike subtitles or a text translator. Kenerate's dubbing tool does this with the ElevenLabs engine for files up to 15 minutes with up to 32 speakers.