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Translate an English video to Korean
Updated 2026-11-11
English source, Korean target, then optional Korean dubbing.
Upload a English video and VidDub returns it translated into Korean: synced subtitles in the picture, optional AI voice, ready to post. Korean subtitles use Hangul.
Settings in Workspace
- Source language: English.
- Target language: Korean.
- Subtitles: Korean only, or bilingual English + Korean.
- Dubbing: after the Korean translation finishes, basic dubbing is free.
When people use this pair
An English-speaking headquarters sends all-hands and security training to a Seoul office with Hangul captions burned in. The Seoul team watches the same recording the London office used, now readable in Korean.
Skincare and supplement brands with an English lab explanation recut it for Coupang and Naver shoppers. The formula talk stays in the scientist's English voice, and Korean subtitles carry the claim on the product page.
Universities that teach in English offer a Korean-captioned version of a lecture to students in Korea. Seminars, lab methods, and syllabus walkthroughs keep their original slides and gain Hangul lines.
Subtitles for Korean
Korean subtitles on this pair are Hangul, translated from English speech and burned into the picture. Use Korean only for a Coupang listing or a Seoul intranet, or bilingual English plus Korean when staff still want the headquarters sentence on screen. Hangul runs left to right. Set position, color, size, and background on the preview. The Korean line follows the English speech timeline.
Dubbing in Korean
Korean dubbing waits until the Korean translation is finished, then a Korean voice is laid on the original English timing. Basic dubbing on the full video is free. Training libraries that only need Hangul on screen can skip the voice and ship the captioned file.
Can I translate an English video to Korean for free?
Yes. Sign in to preview the Korean result on an English file you have the right to use. Downloading the full training or listing video is pay as you go from $3.90.
How do I caption an English all-hands for a Seoul office?
Upload the English recording, choose English as the source and Korean as the target. The file comes back with Hangul subtitles in the picture for the Seoul team.
Can Coupang shoppers see English and Korean on one demo?
Yes. Bilingual English plus Korean keeps the original claim and the Korean line together on the product video.
Can I dub an English lecture into Korean?
The Korean voice is available after the Korean translation. It follows the lecturer's timing, and basic dubbing on the full video is free.
Related guides
Open Workspace (English → Korean)
Tips for English → 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.