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Generate a dubbed language track

Start with a reviewed source transcript and correct speaker assignments. Choose Add Languages, select a language that supports voice cloning, and enable dubbing. You can generate captions and dubbing together or add dubbing to a language later where the app offers it. Check the credit estimate before submitting.

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Review the result

Listen to the track with the video. Check names, pronunciation, pacing, speaker consistency, and alignment. Clear source speech helps voice cloning, but the result still needs review. Translation languages without voice-cloning support can produce captions and metadata without dubbed audio. See Supported Languages.

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Edit and regenerate

  1. Open the dubbed track’s editor.
  2. Correct the segment text and save.
  3. Use Regenerate for the affected segment.
  4. Wait for processing and listen again.
Saving text alone does not update the audio. Regeneration is a separate processing action; review any credit estimate shown for it.

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Download audio

The download menu can offer dubbed audio as MP3, individual audio segments as a ZIP, and mixed audio when an instrumental track is available. Use dubbed-only audio to inspect speech and the mixed result to check background balance. Available instrumental audio can also be downloaded separately in its stored format, typically FLAC or WAV. See Audio Quality Tips and Exporting.