Use case
Meeting video translator the team can read
Updated 2026-11-12
Upload a meeting video including a Zoom recording you already saved as a file. VidDub translates the speech and adds the subtitles to the picture.
Meetings this fits
A weekly standup you exported after the call, when a teammate who missed it reads another language. The faces and the slides stay; the subtitles carry the translation.
A customer call recorded in English for a partner office that reads Spanish or Chinese. One file goes to both rooms.
A training meeting you want to keep. VidDub covers 17 source languages and 18 target languages, so the next office can read the same recording.
How it works
- Save the Zoom recording or other meeting video as a file on your computer. Bring a recording. Eligible videos are within 10 minutes, so cut a chapter when the call is longer.
- Sign in, upload the file, and choose the target language. VidDub transcribes the spoken track and writes the translation into the picture.
- Play the free preview after sign-in. The full download, the copy link, and the subtitle export are the paid step, from $3.90. Basic dubbing on the full video is free.
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Questions
Can I translate a Zoom recording?
Yes. Export the Zoom recording as a video file then upload that file. VidDub translates the speech and puts subtitles in the picture.
Can I translate a meeting video into another language?
Yes. Choose the spoken language and the language your teammates read. VidDub supports 17 source languages and 18 target languages.
How long can the recording be?
An eligible video can run up to 10 minutes. Cut a longer call into a chapter and upload that file.
What do I pay for on a meeting video?
The free preview plays after sign-in. The full download, the copy link, and the subtitle export are the paid step, from $3.90.