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Video Translator — translate the speech, not just the subtitles

Upload a video in almost any language and get the same video back with the speech translated, in the voices of the people who spoke. No reading required, and nothing to re-edit: the picture stays exactly as it was.

  • 57 spoken languages in
  • 33 languages out
  • Original voices kept
  • Up to 15 min per video

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What does an AI video translator do?

An AI video translator turns the speech in a video into one of 33 languages and hands the video back with the new audio. Kenerate AI's translator detects the spoken language from 57 options, translates it and re-voices each speaker with ElevenLabs, for videos up to 15 minutes. Captions are a separate tool.

Key facts

Translates
Speech → speech
Spoken languages in
57 + auto-detect
Languages out
33
Longest video
15 min, 500 MB
Output
Same video, new speech (MP4)
Subtitles
Separate tool, burned in

Real demo

One video, three languages

Switch languages with the sound on: same vlogger, same voice character, new language.

  • English (original). A Wan 3 travel vlog clip in English.
  • Spanish. Translated by AI dubbing (ElevenLabs), source language auto-detected.
  • Hindi. The same clip, translated to Hindi.

Unedited outputs of Kenerate's video translator (AI Dubbing). The lips were not re-synced.

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Real demo

An English lesson, translated to Tamil

A classroom clip in English, then the Tamil translation in the teacher's voice.

  • English (original). A Wan 3 clip of a teacher speaking English.
  • Tamil. Kenerate's AI dubbing (ElevenLabs), source language auto-detected, same voice.

Both clips are unedited. Turn the sound on to hear the difference.

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Real results

Videos people translate

Real 5-second Wan 3 clips with speech: a travel vlog, a lesson, a tour, a meeting, a tech demo and a street interview.

Clips: Wan 3 image to video with sound (AI-generated people). Translations in the demos: Kenerate AI Dubbing, unedited.

How to

How to translate a video with AI

Time needed
Steps
4 steps
  1. Step 1

    Open the video translator

    It is the AI Dubbing tool. Sign in with a verified email; new accounts get starter credits to try it.

  2. Step 2

    Upload the video

    MP4 or MOV, up to 500 MB and 15 minutes. Audio-only files work too, up to 50 MB.

  3. Step 3

    Choose the language to translate into

    One of 33. Keep the spoken language on Auto-detect, or pin it if the video mixes languages.

  4. Step 4

    Translate and check

    Compare the original and the translation on the result card, then download the MP4.

Kenerate AI Dubbing with a talking-head clip loaded as the video to dub

Open AI Dubbing and upload a video or an audio file, or pick a clip from your history.

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Video or audio, 33 languages, speakers & background, side-by-side compare, two voices, your dubs & chat

Chapters

Checked 6 October 2026

AI video translators compared: which is best for what

The translators Google's AI answers cite most, from each one's own page, checked 6 October 2026. Kenerate is our product; where the others do more, the table says so.

AI video translators compared: which is best for what — checked 6 October 2026
Kenerate (AI Dubbing)HeyGenElevenLabs DubbingRask AI
Best forTranslating a file into one language at a time, then lip sync or captions in the same studioTeams translating presenter videos into many languages with lip syncNatural-sounding translated speech across many languagesLong videos with transcript control and subtitles
Languages (as each page states)33 out, 57 spoken in + auto-detect175+ languages and dialects90+ languages and accents135+ languages
Several languages in one goNo, one per runUp to 10 at onceNot stated on the page checkedNot stated on the page checked
Paste a YouTube linkNo, upload the fileYesNot stated on the page checkedNot stated on the page checked
Translated subtitlesNo; caption the translated video afterAuto-generated subtitlesNot stated on the page checkedCaptions, SRT upload and download
Glossary or term controlNoBrand glossary and pronunciation controlNot stated on the page checkedNot stated on the page checked

Engines

Tools for translating a video, best for what

Translate the speech, then fix the lips or add captions. All in one studio.

  • Start here

    ElevenLabs

    Video translator (AI Dubbing)

    Input
    Video up to 15 min, 500 MB
    Output
    Speech in 33 languages, original voices

    Watching without reading

    Open Video translator (AI Dubbing)
  • Lip sync title card — a fictional adult speaker on camera with a waveform lined up with their lips

    VEED, Sync Labs, ByteDance, WaveSpeed

    Lip sync

    Input
    The dubbed video
    Output
    Mouth matched to the new language

    On-camera faces after dubbing

    Open Lip sync
  • VEED

    Auto Subtitles

    Input
    Video up to 4 min
    Output
    Captions burned in, in the spoken language

    Captions on the translated video

    Open Auto Subtitles
  • Translate audio title card — a podcast microphone with a speech wave splitting into coloured streams for other languages

    ElevenLabs

    Translate audio

    Input
    MP3, WAV, M4A or a mic recording
    Output
    Audio in the original voices, 33 languages

    Podcasts, voice notes, interviews

    Open Translate audio

The demos above ran on the AI Dubbing tool; the example clips were made with Wan 3 image to video.

Tips

Translations that read naturally out loud

Speech translation works best on clear speech and plain sentences.

  • Short, complete sentences translate more naturally than run-ons.

  • Pin the spoken language if a video switches languages.

  • Turn on Drop background audio if music drowns the speech.

  • Check product names, places and numbers after each run.

  • Translate first, then caption the translated video for sound-off viewers.

  • For on-camera speakers, add lip sync to the translated video.

Example uses

How creators use video translator

Illustrative examples of typical workflows, not customer reviews.

  • An online teacher recording a lesson at her desk

    Online teacher

    An online teacher could translate a course's English lessons into Spanish and Portuguese, one language per run, keeping her own voice for every video.

  • A workshop owner filming a product walk-through

    Small-business owner

    A furniture maker could translate a product walk-through into German and French for overseas buyers, then caption the translated versions.

  • A coordinator speaking to camera in a community garden

    Nonprofit coordinator

    A nonprofit coordinator could translate a volunteer briefing video into Arabic, Ukrainian and Vietnamese for new community members.

FAQ

Video translator questions

How do I translate a video?

Open Kenerate's AI Dubbing, upload the video, leave the spoken language on Auto-detect, pick one of 33 target languages and download the translated MP4. Add lip sync for on-camera speakers or captions for sound-off viewers afterwards.

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Which languages can it translate?

Into 33: English, Hindi, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic, Russian, Tamil, Indonesian, Malay, Filipino, Tagalog, Vietnamese, Turkish, Dutch, Polish, Ukrainian, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Greek, Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, Romanian, Bulgarian and Croatian. The speech can be in any of 57 languages, or auto-detected.

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Is translating a video the same as translating subtitles?

No. A subtitle translator changes the text on screen; a video translator changes what people hear. Kenerate translates the speech. Its Auto Subtitles tool captions the language that is spoken, so caption the translated video if you want both.

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Can I translate a video for free?

You can try it without paying: new accounts get starter credits that work on AI Dubbing, enough to translate a short clip. Beyond that, it is priced by the length of the video, billed by the second up to 15 minutes, with automatic refunds when a run fails.

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Can it translate a video with several speakers?

Yes, up to 32. Each speaker is re-voiced in a clone of their own voice. Set the number of speakers when people interrupt each other, so the voices stay apart.

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Can I translate one video into several languages?

Yes, one language per run. Upload once, translate into Spanish, then run the same video again for Hindi or Japanese; each translation is saved in your library.

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Does the translated video keep the lip movements?

The picture is untouched, so the lips still move as in the original. For close-ups, run the translated video through lip sync so the mouth follows the new language.

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Three steps in one run

Speech recognition writes down what is said, machine translation turns it into the target language, and speech synthesis speaks it again in a clone of each original voice, mixed back over the background sound [1]. You only see the start and the finished video.

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