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Compare VidDub with other AI video translators
Prices and features checked on October 10, 2026, from each product's public pages.
VidDub translates the speech in your video, burns in synced subtitles, and can add an AI voice in a second step. The tools below cover similar jobs with different strengths. Each page lists what the other tool does better, too.
- VidDub vs Rask AI
Rask AI adds voice cloning, lip sync and 135+ languages on monthly plans. VidDub sells one-time minutes from $3.90 with no subscription. - VidDub vs HeyGen
HeyGen's video translation keeps the speaker's voice and can lip-sync it, on credit-based plans from $29 a month. VidDub focuses on burned-in bilingual subtitles and pay-as-you-go minutes. - VidDub vs ElevenLabs
ElevenLabs Dubbing clones the original voices in 90+ languages and offers an API. VidDub burns translated subtitles into the video and runs in native iOS and Android apps.
What VidDub does and does not do
- Transcribes speech, translates it into one of 16 target languages, and burns synced subtitles into the video, in one language or bilingual.
- Optional AI dubbing with a voice from the VidDub catalog, timed to the original speech. It does not clone voices or change lip movements.
- One-time minute packs on the web from $3.90 for 30 minutes, or Pro and Max plans in the iOS and Android apps.
- Finished files are deleted after about 24 hours.