AI Video Dubbing Software Translate and dub your videos into any language, in minutes

AI video dubbing software translates the spoken audio in your video into another language and replaces it with a natural-sounding voice track, so your video can be understood by viewers who speak a different language — without hiring voice actors or booking a recording studio.

Drop the clip in Imagera Multilingual Dubber, pick the language it should speak, and generate. Speech is translated, the original voices are kept, and the same footage comes back with the new track. For a full mouth re-cut onto a new track, take the result to Lipsync Studio.

Imagera supports dubbing into a wide range of the most in-demand languages for global marketing, education and social content. You pick the target language when you set up your dub, and you can produce a separate dubbed version for each market you care about.

No. You start from the video you already have. Imagera works from your existing footage and original audio, so there is no re-shoot, no new recording session and no need to appear on camera again.

Yes — the goal is a lifelike, natural voiceover rather than a robotic read. Imagera generates the translated track to sound like a real speaker, so dubbed videos feel professional and are comfortable to watch all the way through.

Yes. Imagera is built for real business use — ad and campaign videos, online courses and training, YouTube and short-form social content, product demos and explainers. One upload can become localised versions for several markets.

Minutes, in most cases, rather than the days a traditional dubbing studio needs. You upload, pick the language, generate, and export — with no scheduling or back-and-forth with voice talent.

Dubbing runs on Imagera credits, so you only pay for the videos you actually dub — far cheaper than commissioning a studio or freelance voice actor per language. You can top up credits as you go and produce multiple language versions from a single source video.

You do. The dubbed videos you generate are yours to publish and use for your channels, campaigns, courses and marketing.

Your uploads are used to produce your dubbed videos and are tied to your account. We do not sell your videos or use them to advertise to other people.

Subtitles keep the original spoken language and add on-screen text a viewer has to read; dubbing replaces the spoken audio with a new voice track in the target language, so viewers hear the content in their own language and can watch hands-free. Dubbing usually holds attention longer for marketing, courses and social content, because most people would rather listen than read a translation while watching.

Yes. Imagera Multilingual Dubber keeps the original voices and translates what they say, so a campaign or course still sounds like the same people whether a viewer watches it in one market or another.

Yes. The dubbed voice track is generated to follow the timing of the original speech, so the new-language voiceover lines up with what is happening on screen rather than drifting ahead or lagging behind. You preview the result before you export, so you can check the pacing against your footage.

It is dramatically less work and cost. A traditional studio route means briefing, casting and booking a voice actor, scheduling a recording session and paying again for every extra language and every revision. With Imagera you pay in credits per dubbed video, add another language in a few clicks, and regenerate any time without booking a new session — so scaling to several markets does not multiply your bill the way freelance or studio dubbing does.

Yes. Dubbing works on the audio of whatever video you upload, whatever its shape — vertical Reels and Shorts, square social posts or widescreen course and marketing videos. If you also cut long recordings into vertical clips first, you can dub each clip into the languages of the markets you post in.