Use case
Translate a podcast video
Updated 2026-11-11
Upload a podcast video you have the right to use. VidDub translates the conversation, writes subtitles into the picture, and can add a catalog voice timed to the speech. The cameras and the room stay as recorded.
Three episodes this fits
A two-person interview in a studio. Subtitles follow the speech so a viewer who speaks the target language can read along.
A solo episode with a host and a microphone. You publish the same episode for a second audience and keep the original set.
A short clip cut from a longer episode. Translate the clip you are posting to a feed, then keep the full episode for a separate upload.
Export the episode video
Upload the video file, not a link to the player. Bring a recording you have the right to use. Videos are within 10 minutes per upload, so cut a chapter if the episode is longer.
Translate the speech
Sign in and choose the target language. VidDub transcribes the spoken track and burns the translation into the picture.
Listen, then download
Play the free preview after sign-in. Add a catalog voice if you want a spoken track in the target language. Basic dubbing is free on the full video. Download with minutes.
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Questions
Can two speakers stay in the picture?
Yes. The picture stays as you recorded it, including both people in the frame.
What voice is added?
A catalog AI voice, timed to the original speech. It is a clear voice from the catalog, on top of the picture you already filmed.
Are bilingual subtitles useful here?
Yes, when part of the audience still wants the original wording on screen next to the translation.
What does a minute pack cost?
One-time packs start at $3.90 for 30 minutes. They are bought on the web. Pro and Max are in the mobile apps.
Which pair pages are nearby?
English to Spanish, Chinese to English, and English to French are live guides.