# AI Video Dubbing & Translation in 120 Languages | Vitra.ai

> Dub videos into 120 languages with AI voice cloning, lip-sync, speaker diarization, and studio-quality subtitles. Review, edit, and export in 4K.

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# AI Video Dubbing in 120 Languages

Dub any video with natural, emotion-aware voices — or a clone of the original speaker. Transcription, translation, voice, lip-sync, and subtitles run as one orchestrated job, with a linguist review gate wherever you want one.

[Start creating free→](https://universe.vitra.ai/auth/sign-up)[Book a demo](https://sales.vitra.ai/meetings/akash-nidhi-p-s)

Free to start · 120 languages · No credit card required

- 120languages from one upload
- 12,000+voices, or a clone of your own
- 4Kexport, with subtitles burned or separate

The run, end to end

## One upload. Every language, in the speaker's own voice.

Transcription, translation, voice, lip-sync and subtitles are one orchestrated job — not five tools and a handoff between each.

1
Source

2
Transcribe

3
Voice

4
Lip-sync

5
Review

Master video

MP4 in, up to 4K out.

audio

timeline

speakers

Pause the run

Step 1 of 5

### Start from the cut you already have.

Upload the master, or pull it straight from the Asset Manager. Nothing is re-encoded and nothing is rebuilt.

1

source video

Illustrative run. Speaker counts, languages and review gates depend on your source, configuration and approval rules.

Capabilities

## What Video Dubbing does

### Studio-quality AI dubbing

Pick from over 12,000 production-ready voices across 178 language variants, or clone the original speaker. Emotion, pace, and pronunciation are all editable per segment.

### Instant voice cloning

Clone a speaker from a short sample and reuse that voice across every language, so one brand voice carries into every market you ship to.

### Natural lip-sync

Mouth movement is re-aligned to the dubbed audio, so translated dialogue reads as native rather than overdubbed.

### Speaker diarization

Multi-speaker footage is split automatically, each voice mapped to its own target voice. Panels, interviews, and podcasts dub without manual tagging.

### Subtitles and captions

Export SRT and VTT, or burn in from a library of animated subtitle styles. Fonts, colours, and safe areas follow your brand kit.

### Human-in-the-loop review

A workflow gate parks the run until a reviewer approves the transcript or the speaker-to-voice mapping — translation keeps processing in parallel.

What comes out

## One recording, every language, one voice

![One source video fanning out into six dubbed deliverables — Hindi, Arabic, Spanish, Japanese, French and German — each showing the same speaker with a cloned voice, lip-sync and a subtitle line in that language's own script.](https://www.vitra.ai/static/images/features/out-video-dubbing.png)

The same speaker, in six languages they never recorded. Each deliverable carries a cloned voice, re-timed lip movement and its own subtitle track — and the transcript, speaker map and captions behind them stay editable.

Why it matters

## Dubbing pays for itself. Then it has to sound right.

The case for dubbing

### Why dub your video at all

The footage already exists. Every language you add is marginal cost against a production you have already paid for.

- 01Reach the audience you already sell toMost people will not finish a video in a language they did not choose. Dubbing turns one production into an asset that works in every market on your revenue map, without a second shoot.
- 02Accessibility stops being a projectTranscripts and subtitles make the same video usable for deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers, watchable on mute, and indexable by search — from the same run that produced the dub.
- 03Training that actually landsComprehension and completion rise sharply when a course speaks the learner's first language. For L&D, compliance and enablement, that is the difference between content shipped and content understood.
- 04Cheaper than the alternative, by an order of magnitudeThe alternative is a studio, a booking, a voice artist and a mix — per language, per revision. Dubbing collapses that into one job you can re-run when the script changes.

The question is not whether to dub. It is whether the dub sounds like your brand or like a machine reading a script.

Why Vitra.ai

### Why Vitra dubs it best

Anyone can put a synthetic voice over a video. Keeping the speaker, the emotion and the review trail is the hard part.

- The original speaker, in every languageClone the voice from a short sample and the same person presents in all 120 languages. Brand voice survives localization instead of being replaced by a stock read.
- Emotion detected, then recreatedThe source delivery is analysed and rebuilt in the target language, so an urgent line stays urgent. Most tools flatten every sentence to the same neutral read — which is exactly what makes dubbing sound dubbed.
- An editor built for linguistsRe-translate a line, re-speak it, retime a cue, restyle a subtitle — each on its own, without re-running the job. Speaker diarization and lip-sync are part of the same pass, not separate products.
- Review is in the run, not after itA linguist approval gate parks the job until a named person signs off, while every other language keeps processing. Corrections write back to VitraTM, so the next video starts from approved wording.
- It is a step, not a destinationDubbing is a node in a VitraFlow run. A finished cut can go straight to subtitling, quality control, personalization and publishing without anyone downloading a file.

120

languages from one upload

12,000+

voices, or a clone of your own

4K

export, with subtitles burned or separate

How it works

## Four steps, one connected workflow

Keep the brief, language resources, and review decisions connected. Use the finished result in Universe or export it for the next step.

- 01

### Upload or connect

Drop a file, paste a URL, or push a job through the API. Bulk and folder-level ingestion is supported for back catalogues.
- 02

### Transcribe and translate

Timestamped transcripts are generated, then translated through VitraTM — exact and fuzzy matches are reused before any model is called.
- 03

### Voice, lip-sync, subtitles

Choose a native voice or clone the original speaker. Lip-sync and subtitle styling are applied in the same run.
- 04

### Review and export

Edit transcripts and voiceovers in the editor, route to a proofreader if needed, then export up to 4K with subtitles embedded or separate.

Before you choose a dubbing platform

## Compare with footage you actually need to ship.

Voice quality, timing, pronunciation, lip-sync, and review matter more than a polished sample. These guides explain where each tool fits and what to test in a real pilot.

[Vitra vs. ElevenLabs↗](https://www.vitra.ai/compare/vitra-video-dubbing-vs-elevenlabs)[Vitra vs. HeyGen↗](https://www.vitra.ai/compare/vitra-video-dubbing-vs-heygen)[Vitra vs. Rask AI↗](https://www.vitra.ai/compare/vitra-video-dubbing-vs-rask-ai)[Vitra vs. Deepdub↗](https://www.vitra.ai/compare/vitra-video-dubbing-vs-deepdub)[Vitra vs. Dubverse↗](https://www.vitra.ai/compare/vitra-video-dubbing-vs-dubverse)[Vitra vs. Wavel AI↗](https://www.vitra.ai/compare/vitra-video-dubbing-vs-wavel-ai)[Vitra vs. Maestra↗](https://www.vitra.ai/compare/vitra-video-dubbing-vs-maestra)[Vitra vs. VEED↗](https://www.vitra.ai/compare/vitra-video-dubbing-vs-veed)
[Explore all platform comparisons →](https://www.vitra.ai/compare)

Who it is for

## Teams using Video Dubbing

### Marketing campaigns

Ship one hero film and launch it in every market the same week, with the same voice and the same message.

### Learning and enablement

Localize training libraries so field teams learn in their own language, without re-recording a single module.

### Media and entertainment

Dub back catalogues at volume, with speaker diarization and per-episode glossary consistency.

### Product and support

Turn one walkthrough into a full multilingual help library and cut repeat tickets from non-English users.

FAQ

## Questions people ask

How many languages does Vitra Universe dub into?
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Universe dubs into 120 languages, covering 178 language and regional variants, with over 12,000 voices available across them. Low-resource and Indic languages that most vendors do not cover are supported through Vitra's own voice models.

Can I keep the original speaker's voice?
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Yes. Instant voice cloning creates a reusable replica from a short audio sample, then generates every target language in that voice — so a founder or presenter sounds like themselves in all of them.

Does Vitra handle videos with multiple speakers?
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Yes. Speaker diarization detects each speaker, separates their lines, and maps each to a distinct target voice. You can review and correct the mapping before dubbing continues.

Can a human linguist review the translation before it ships?
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Yes — review is native to the workflow, not bolted on. A run can pause at a WAIT gate until a reviewer approves, with configurable statuses (unverified, verified, approved) and separate linguist, proofreader, project-manager, and viewer roles.

What formats can I export?
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Video up to 4K in MP4 and MOV, subtitles as SRT or VTT, and burned-in subtitles in any of the built-in animated styles. Exports can also be pushed straight to your own storage bucket.

## Explore next

[Lip-Sync Studio→Align mouth movement to any audio track.](https://www.vitra.ai/tools/lip-sync-studio)

[Voice Cloning→Build a reusable voice from a short sample.](https://www.vitra.ai/tools/voice-cloning)

[Transcription→Timestamped transcripts in minutes.](https://www.vitra.ai/tools/transcription)

[Translation Memory→Reuse every approved translation.](https://www.vitra.ai/features/translation-memory)

## Start with Video Dubbing. Grow into the whole platform.

Everything in Vitra Universe shares one translation memory, one brand kit, and one quality bar — so the work you do here makes everything you do next faster.

[Start creating free→](https://universe.vitra.ai/auth/sign-up)[Book a demo](https://sales.vitra.ai/meetings/akash-nidhi-p-s)

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