Use case
Translate an Instagram Reel
Updated 2026-11-11
Upload a Reel you have the right to use. VidDub returns a finished vertical video: same picture, translated speech, subtitles in the frame, and an optional catalog voice.
Three Reels this fits
A recipe filmed in a kitchen. The hands and the ingredients stay. The instruction line is translated for the next audience.
A shop introducing a new item. The product stays on camera. The price talk and the greeting are translated into the language your buyers use.
A short story from a trip. You keep the music bed you already mixed into the file, and you add subtitles that match the voice.
Save the Reel as a file
Export the edit from your phone or from the app where you finished the cut. Upload that file, the video you have the right to use.
Translate one version
Sign in, choose the target language, and let VidDub write the subtitles into the picture. A bilingual line is available when you want both languages on screen.
Post the finished file
Check the free preview after sign-in, then download the full video with minutes. The file is a normal video you can upload to Instagram yourself.
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Questions
Will the video stay vertical?
Yes. VidDub keeps the picture you uploaded, including a tall phone frame.
Are the subtitles a separate file only?
You get subtitles burned into the picture, and a subtitle file as well. The picture already carries the words when you post it.
What about a voiceover?
Add a catalog AI voice timed to the original speech. Basic dubbing on the full video is free. The picture stays as recorded.
How do I start?
Open viddubapp.com and sign in. The free preview is available after sign-in.
Which languages are close to this job?
English to Spanish, English to Portuguese, and English to French are published guides if you want a closer look at one pair.