Performance, not narration
A transcript loses the take. Vidwip keeps the pauses, the emphasis, the energy you actually recorded, so the dub performs the line instead of reading it.
Dub any video into 90+ languages
Upload once and get a dub in a clone of the original speaker's voice. Vidwip listens to your real audio, not a transcript, so emotion, tone, and timing survive the translation.
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“Bienvenido a Acme. Configuremos tu espacio.”
Dubbing to Spanish…
One take, every language
Vidwip dubs from your original audio, not a transcript. Play a clip, flip the switch, and hear the same take pick the sentence up in another language.
Clean voice, noisy room
Traffic, a cafe, an air conditioner running behind you — Vidwip pulls the voice out of the room and dubs from that. The noise you recorded in doesn't ride along.
Cloned from your own take
Under a minute of your audio is all Vidwip needs to build the voice. Every dub is you speaking — no actor hired to stand in, no stock narrator reading over you.
Original English0:47
Voiceprint captured — 8 languages rebuilt from this take
- SpanishEspañol
- PortuguesePortuguês
- FrenchFrançais
- DutchNederlands
- GermanDeutsch
- Japanese日本語
- Korean한국어
- Arabicالعربية
Voice quality
Close to human voice
Vidwip clones the original speaker from your own audio, keeps the expression that came with the take, and clears the room noise sitting under it. The dub sounds recorded, not generated.
- Voice cloned from under a minute of your audio
- Emphasis, pauses, and pacing carried into the dub
- Background noise and hiss cleaned up before voicing
- 1,200+ voices across 90+ languages for a different read
Go global
Your next audience already exists
Most of the people who would watch your video don't speak your language. Dub the one you already made into Spanish, Hindi, Japanese, or any of 90+ others, and they can finally watch it.
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Localized subtitles
Every dub comes back with translated subtitles timed to the same cut — burn them into the video or export the subtitle file.
Bulk dubbing (Pro and above)
Queue a whole course or channel and dub every video into every language at once, instead of uploading them one at a time.
Emotion included
Vidwip works from your audio, not just the words — so a laugh stays a laugh and a pause stays a pause.
Pricing
Pay by the minute
Start free with 120 credits. One balance spends across every tool, from $0.32 a finished minute.
Starter
$25$20/month/mo billed yearly
For solo creators getting started.
Start for free2,500 credits / month30,000 credits / year
Export subtitles in 90+ languages
1,200+ AI voices · any language
4K export · no watermark
Most popular
Pro
$99$79/month/mo billed yearly
For teams creating every week.
Start for free10,000 credits / month120,000 credits / year
Everything in Starter
Captions & brand kit
Batch generation & priority render
Enterprise
Custom
For high-volume teams and agencies.
Contact usCustom monthly credit volumeCustom annual credit volume
Lower cost per credit at volume
Priority queue — your renders run first
Everything in Pro
What each minute costs
- AI video voiceoverper minute of finished demo60 credits / min$0.60
- AI Video Dubbingper minute, per languagev1140 credits / min$1.40v2570 credits / min$5.70
- AI Audio Dubbingper minute, per languagev1130 credits / min$1.30v2560 credits / min$5.60
- AI Podcastper minute of finished episode120 credits / min$1.20
1 credit = $0.01. Credits come out of your monthly plan — no per-render invoice. Dubbing v2 is the premium model; v1 covers most work. Plan credits reset each month and don't roll over.
FAQ
Dubbing questions, answered
Pricing, languages, sync, and what happens to your original footage.
What is AI video dubbing?
AI video dubbing automatically transcribes a video, translates the script into another language, and re-voices it with a natural-sounding AI voice — synced to your original footage. You get a localized version of your video without re-recording or hiring voice talent.
How many languages can I dub into?
Vidwip supports 90+ languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Mandarin, Hindi, Arabic, Portuguese, and more, with 1,200+ AI voices to choose from.
Will the dub stay in sync with my video?
Yes. The generated voiceover is timed to your footage so the narration lines up with what's on screen. Your original visuals stay exactly as they were — only the audio changes.
Can I dub the same video into multiple languages?
Absolutely. Re-dub the same video into any other language with one click — no need to re-upload or start over. It's ideal for shipping one video across many markets at once.
What is the difference between dubbing v1 and v2?
They are two dubbing models. v1 is the standard one and covers most work — it transcribes, translates, and re-voices your video in a clone of the original speaker. v2 is the premium model: a newer, higher-fidelity engine that costs roughly four times as much to run, so it is priced as a deliberate step up rather than a silent default. v1 is 140 credits per minute per language ($1.40); v2 is 570 ($5.70). Start on v1 and move a video to v2 when the extra fidelity is worth it.
How much does video dubbing cost?
Dubbing is billed per minute of source video, per target language: 140 credits per minute on v1 ($1.40) or 570 on v2 ($5.70), where 1 credit = $0.01. A 10-minute video dubbed into three languages counts as 30 billable minutes — 4,200 credits on v1. Credits are drawn from your monthly plan: 120 a month on Free, 2,500 on Starter ($25/month), 10,000 on Pro ($99/month).
Can I try Vidwip without paying?
Yes. Every account starts with 120 credits a month — enough for a short clip on v1 — and no credit card is required to sign up. Paid plans start at $25/month for 2,500 credits, 4K export, and no watermark.
Dub your first video today
No credit card. 120 credits every month — enough to dub your first clip.