Use case
Translate a product video for another market
Updated 2026-11-11
Upload a product video you have the right to use. VidDub keeps the shot of the item, translates what you say, and puts the words in the picture. Use it for a listing, an ad cut, or a short demo.
Three videos this fits
A 30-second listing clip. The product stays centered. The feature list is translated into the language on the storefront you are opening.
An unboxing for a new country. You keep the table, the hands, and the packaging. The spoken tour is translated in the same order.
A size or care explanation. Shoppers read the subtitle in the picture even when their phone is muted in a feed.
Use the master file
Upload the exported product video, the one you have the right to use. A clean voice track helps the transcript follow the features you name.
Match the storefront language
Pick the target language for that market. Burn in one language, or bilingual subtitles when the buyer may read either line.
Download and attach it to the listing
Check the free preview after sign-in. Download the full video with minutes and upload it to your store yourself. Packs start at $3.90.
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Questions
Will the product shot change?
The picture stays as you recorded it. VidDub adds translated subtitles and, if you want it, a catalog voice.
Can I translate the same clip twice?
Each upload is one target language. Run a second upload when you need another language, such as Spanish and then Portuguese.
Do I get a subtitle file?
Yes. The finished result includes the video with subtitles in the picture and a subtitle file.
How long can the video be?
VidDub is for videos within 10 minutes. The input can be MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, FLV, or WebM, up to 2 GB.
Where can my team open it?
In the browser, or in the iOS and Android apps.