The AI Dubbing Tool from VEED allows you to translate and dub your videos seamlessly using AI-generated voices. This feature is perfect for enhancing accessibility, reaching global audiences, and making your content multilingual with minimal effort. Follow this guide to get started.
What is the AI Dubbing Tool?
The AI Dubbing Tool uses advanced AI technology to translate video audio into a target language and sync it with the video. It supports multiple languages, offers a variety of voices, and includes an optional lipsync feature for precise synchronization.
Who Can Use This Feature?
Available For: VEED users with Pro and Enterprise plans, with limits as per our pricing page. Free and Lite customers can try the feature once, except for users from India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh.
Please note that lip synchronization is only available for Pro and Enterprise customers
Limited feature: The Proofread and SRT upload option features are only available with the Enterprise subscription.
Availability
Limited use: The feature has limits for all plans. Please check our pricing page to see what the limits are.
Limited Features: The Proofread and SRT upload option features are only available with the Enterprise subscription only.
Steps to Use the AI Dubbing Tool
Access the AI Dubbing Tool
Go to veed.io/ai-dubbing
Upload Your Video
Drag and drop your video or click Upload to select a file from your device
Supported formats include
.mp4,.webm, and.mkv
Upload the script in an SRT file(Enterprise only)
You can use your own file to upload the scripts of a video either via the Upload button, or dropping in a file over the Upload Transcript area.
When you upload an SRT or another supported subtitle file(accepted: .srt, .vtt, .ssa, .ass), you have two options:
Proofread: This shows the exact text from your uploaded file on the page for review.
Translate: This uses the uploaded file’s text (with timings) to generate dubbing — meaning the voice will say what’s in the file, not what’s actually said in the video.
Essentially, your uploaded file replaces the original video script for dubbing purposes.
If you don’t upload a file, the system uses the original audio from the video for both Proofread and Translate.
Select a Target Language
Choose the language you want your video to be dubbed into
The source language will be automatically detected
Choose a Voice
Pick from a range of AI-generated voices to suit your video's tone and audience, or use your own voice!
Proofread(Enterprise only)
You can use Proofread to validate and edit translation before dubbing.
This feature won’t deduct any credits for dubbing. However, we check whether there is enough credits available for dubbing before allowing you to proofread the translation.
Optional: Enable Lipsync
Toggle on the lipsync option for precise voice synchronization with video lip movements
Note: Whilst the feature is in BETA, lipsync increases processing time and will downsample your video to 1080p
Start the Dubbing Process
Click Continue to initiate the dubbing process. The processing time will vary based on video length and features selected
Once the dubbing process is complete, your video will appear in your VEED dashboard. From there, you're able to make any further edits using our editing functionality, or go ahead and export to share!
Supported Languages
Source Languages
Supports over 70 languages, including English, Mandarin, Spanish, French, German, Arabic, and HindiTarget Languages
A wide variety, including English, Hindi, Portuguese, Mandarin, Spanish, French, German, and more
FAQs
Q: What is the maximum video length?
Free/Lite plans: 15 minutes for the try once allowance
Pro/Enterprise plans: 2 hours
Q: How long does dubbing take?
Standard dubbing: approximately 5–10 minutes for a 20-minute video
With lipsync enabled: Considerably longer (up to multiple hours) - we're working to reduce this time!
Q: Can I use my existing voice clone?
No, a new voice clone is generated for each video
Q: Will lipsync work with every video?
Lipsync works best with clear audio and minimal background noise
Q: What happens if dubbing fails?
Refresh the page and try again. If the issue persists, contact VEED support
Any time credits for failed dubbing will automatically be credited back to your account
Q: Can I use different voices for multiple speakers in the same video?
At present, the same voice is used for all speakers in the dubbed video
Tips for Best Results
Background Noise: Clean up your audio before uploading for the best results.
Shorter Videos: Shorter videos process faster, especially when using lipsync.
Check Input Quality: Ensure your video file is high-quality to achieve the best output.