English to Tamil audio translation, same voice

Yes — upload or record English in Kenerate's AI dubbing, pick Tamil and download spoken Tamil in the same voice.

Yes — you get Tamil speech, not just text, in a file you can share or post.

Tamil has a formal written register and an everyday spoken one. Machine output often leans formal; a conversational English script helps, and you can check the result before sharing.

It outputs standard Tamil; the tool has no switch for regional varieties, so review phrasing for your audience.

Clear English with short sentences gives the best result. Check names, numbers and technical terms.

Yes — Tamil is also a source language, auto-detected.

Yes, to start: it works on the free plan with the sign-up credits, so you can check how the spoken Tamil 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 — the whole thing runs in the browser at kenerateai.com: upload or record, pick Tamil, download the Tamil audio. Most online 'English to Tamil audio translators' return Tamil text or subtitles; this one returns speech in the original speaker's voice.

A Tamil dubbing AI re-voices a video or audio file in Tamil 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.