What does the video translator do?
It listens to the speech in your video, translates it and records it again in the language you choose. The picture is untouched; the new voice track is mixed back in, and you get a subtitle file of the translation as well.
Turn on Keep each speaker’s voice and the dub sounds like the original speakers, just in a new language. Leave the music and sound effects underneath or drop them for a clean voice-only track.
How to translate a video
- Upload the videoAny clip with clear speech, up to 10 minutes.
- Pick the languageChoose from 28 languages, including Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean and Chinese.
- DownloadGet the dubbed video plus an .srt subtitle file to upload with it.
Why translate here
- Sounds like you. Each speaker is re-voiced in a voice modelled on their own.
- Subtitles included. A timed .srt file comes with every dub.
- Priced per minute. One price per started minute of video, shown before you start.
- Lip-synced option. Pick a VEED Dubbing model in More options to redraw the lips for the new language too.
What people translate
- YouTube and social videos Publish the same video for viewers in other languages.
- Courses and tutorials Reach learners who prefer their own language.
- Product demos and ads Localize a launch video for every market.
- Family videos Share a message with relatives who speak another language.
Tips
- Clear speech without loud music gives the most accurate translation.
- Short pauses between speakers help the dub keep each voice separate.
- Watch the subtitles first: they show exactly what the dub says.
- For talking-head videos, try the lip-synced models so the mouth matches the new language.
Use it responsibly
Only use your own face and voice, or those of people who said yes. Never upload anyone under 18, and don’t use results to mislead people about who said or did something. Every request goes through PopNow’s content checks, and anything uploaded is used only to make your result.
Price
Video Translator costs 300 credits per started minute of video. Lip-synced dubbing models cost more and are billed per second; the button always shows the total first.
Questions
Which languages can I translate into?+
28 target languages with the default model, including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic and Hindi. The source language is detected automatically.
Will it sound like the original speaker?+
Yes, with Keep each speaker’s voice on. Turn it off for a neutral studio voice instead.
Do I get subtitles?+
Yes. Each translation comes with a timed .srt file you can upload to YouTube or any video player.
Does it change the lips?+
The default model keeps the picture as filmed. VEED Dubbing models in More options also redraw the lips to match the new language.
How long can the video be?+
Up to 10 minutes per video.
How much does it cost?+
Video Translator costs 300 credits per started minute of video, shown on the button before you start.
