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Translate a Chinese video to Korean
Updated 2026-11-11
Chinese source, Korean target, then optional Korean dubbing.
Upload a Chinese video and VidDub returns it translated into Korean: synced subtitles in the picture, optional AI voice, ready to post. Traditional Chinese is a target only; as a source choose Chinese. Korean subtitles use Hangul.
Settings in Workspace
- Source language: Chinese.
- Target language: Korean.
- Subtitles: Korean only, or bilingual Chinese + Korean.
- Dubbing: after the Korean translation finishes, basic dubbing is free.
When people use this pair
Chinese sellers who present in Chinese add Korean subtitles before the clip goes to a Korean buyer or a Coupang-style page. The sample table stays; Hangul lines carry the spec. Traditional Chinese is a target only, and the spoken source is Chinese.
Chinese course studios open a Korean track of a Chinese lecture. Students in Seoul read Hangul on the same slides the Chinese cohort already uses.
Chinese warehouse walkthroughs shared with a Korean partner gain Korean in the picture. Aisle numbers and packing steps stay tied to the original camera.
Subtitles for Korean
Korean subtitles translate Chinese speech into Hangul and are burned into the picture. Choose Chinese as the source. Traditional Chinese is a target only, so it is the written target on a different job, while this page's speech is Chinese. Use Korean only, or bilingual Chinese plus Korean. Hangul runs left to right. Set position, color, size, and background on the preview. The Korean line follows the Chinese speech timeline.
Dubbing in Korean
Korean dubbing starts after the Korean translation of the Chinese speech, timed to that original talk. Basic dubbing on the full video is free. Seller reels and warehouse tours often keep the Chinese audio with Hangul captions for the Korean partner.
Can I translate a Chinese video to Korean for free?
Yes. Sign in to preview a Chinese file you own. The full download is pay as you go from $3.90. Set the spoken source to Chinese; Traditional Chinese is a target only.
How do I add Korean captions to a Chinese product video?
Upload the Chinese video, choose Chinese as the source and Korean as the target. The file returns with Hangul subtitles for the Korean buyer.
Can a Chinese lecture show Chinese and Korean together?
Yes. Bilingual Chinese plus Korean keeps both lines on the lesson you offer to students in Seoul.
Can I add a Korean voice to a Chinese warehouse tour?
After the Korean translation, pick a Korean voice timed to the Chinese narration. Basic dubbing on the full video is free.
Related guides
Open Workspace (Chinese → Korean)
Tips for Chinese → Korean
Upload the video you have, choose the spoken language and the language you want, and preview it after sign-in. The full download is on Credits.