Your Voice
A New Language
Yes. Inflyu's AI Video Translator dubs a video you already have into one of 16 languages and keeps the original speaker's voice. Create a free account with 20 sign-up credits and no card; a translation costs 15 credits, and a free account gets 1 audio run in total before it needs a pack (credit packs start at $2.99). The lip-sync add-on needs a pack. Clips run 3 to 59 seconds.
For creators who want their own voice, not a dubbing-studio stand-in
The voice stays yours
A dub, not a replacement.
Voice-preserving dub
The translation is generated in your own voice, in the language you pick.
16 languages, auto-detect
16 targets including Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Hindi and Arabic, or let Inflyu detect the source language.
Several languages in one run
Pick up to 5 languages and dub one clip into all of them in one go. Each language is priced on its own (15 credits, 23 with lip-sync), and the total is shown before you run.
Optional lip-sync
Re-matches mouth movement to the new audio for +8 credits.
Up to 59 seconds
Translate clips up to 59 seconds long.
15 or 23 credits
Translate is 15 credits; the lip-sync add-on is +8 (23 total), shown before you generate.
Refund on failure
A failed dub is refunded in full. If only lip-sync fails, you keep the dub and the lip-sync credits come back.
How do I translate and dub a video into another language with AI?
Follow these steps in the app.
Upload your clip
Add a video of 3 to 59 seconds, and confirm you have the right to translate it before the run starts.
Pick the language
Choose a target from the 16 offered, or up to 5 of them in one run; the spoken language is detected unless you set it yourself.
Decide on lip-sync
The add-on re-matches the mouth to the new audio for 8 credits more and needs a credit pack; the total is shown before you run.
Download the dub
The dubbed video is added to your gallery and the original file stays as it was.
Is there a free AI tool to translate and dub a video I already have into another language?
Yes, you can start free. Create a free account with 20 sign-up credits and no card, upload a video you already have and dub it into one of 16 languages in the original voice. A translation costs 15 credits, so the sign-up credits cover it, and a free account makes 1 audio run in total. Lip-sync is a paid add-on that needs a credit pack, and credit packs start at $2.99 with no subscription.
What is the best AI tool to translate and dub a video into another language?
It depends on whether you want a dubbed voice or subtitles. In this comparison ElevenLabs and HeyGen both take an uploaded video and list a free plan (ElevenLabs 10,000 credits a month; HeyGen 3 videos a month of up to 1 minute, watermarked), while CapCut highlights subtitle translation and does not state voice dubbing. Inflyu dubs in the original voice for 15 credits a run, with 20 sign-up credits and lip-sync as an add-on.
| Tool | Free to try | Works on your own clip | Needs a card | Output limit | Entry price | Bad at |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inflyu | 20 sign-up credits with a free account; credit packs from $2.99 | Yes, you upload your own clip | No card to sign up. Packs are paid at checkout. | Clips of 3 to 59 seconds; 16 target languages | Credit packs from $2.99, no subscription | A clip longer than 59 seconds has to be trimmed first |
| ElevenLabs | Free plan: $0 with 10,000 credits a month | Yes (dubbing studio takes your video) | Not stated | Credits-based; minutes included depend on plan | Starter $6/month | Automatic Dubbing v1 is listed as watermarked |
| HeyGen | Free plan: 3 videos a month, no credit card | Yes (translate an uploaded video) | No | Free: up to 3 videos a month, each up to 1 minute, watermarked | Creator $29/month ($24 billed annually) | Free plan videos are watermarked |
| CapCut | Free to use (page says "Translate video for free") | Yes (translates the speech in your video into subtitles) | No (per CapCut tool page) | Subtitle translation is highlighted; voice dubbing not stated | Pro USD 14/month | Not stated |
Competitor facts come from each tool's own page, checked 1 Nov 2026.
ElevenLabs alternative for translating and dubbing a video into another language
ElevenLabs and Inflyu both take a video you already have and dub it. ElevenLabs lists a free plan with 10,000 credits a month, a first paid tier at $6 a month, and notes that Automatic Dubbing v1 is watermarked; its page does not state a card requirement or a clip limit. Inflyu's AI Video Translator is the narrower option: one clip, 16 languages, the original voice kept, and a price in credits shown before you run. Choose ElevenLabs when you want a dubbing studio and a monthly credit allowance; choose Inflyu for a short clip (3 to 59 seconds) with 20 sign-up credits to try it.
Compare with ElevenLabs on its own page.
How good is an AI-dubbed video, and what are the limits?
The dub is generated in the original speaker's voice, so it sounds like the person in your clip speaking the new language. The picture is not changed unless you add lip-sync, so without it the mouth still moves to the original words. Clips run 3 to 59 seconds, lip-sync needs a credit pack, and a failed dub is refunded. One clear speaker works best.
Limits today
- Length: the source clip must be 3 to 59 seconds; a longer clip is trimmed before the run.
- Voice: the dub is generated in the original speaker's voice, so the result follows the voice that is in your clip.
- Mouth: without lip-sync the original mouth movement stays, so the lips will not match the new language. The add-on (8 credits more) redraws the mouth and needs a credit pack.
- Rights: you must confirm you may translate the clip, and agree to Inflyu processing it, before you can run.
- Failures: a failed dub is refunded in full; if only lip-sync fails, you keep the dub and get the lip-sync credits back.
What works best
- A clip with one clear speaker is the safest input for a same-voice dub.
- Keep the clip inside the length limit so nothing is cut before the run.
- If auto-detect picks the wrong spoken language, set the source language yourself.
- Check the total price in the editor before you press run, especially with lip-sync or several languages.
Translate With Your Voice FAQ
Will the video still sound like me?+
Yes, the dub is generated in your own voice, just speaking the language you choose.
Which languages can I translate into?+
Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, English, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Hindi, Arabic, Russian, Turkish, Indonesian, Polish and Dutch, with automatic source-language detection or manual selection.
Can I dub one clip into several languages at once?+
Yes. Pick up to 5 languages in one run. The price is the sum of the languages: 3 languages with lip-sync = 69 credits (23 each), or 45 without. Lip-sync is on or off for the whole run and is charged per language. A language that fails gives its credits back while the others still deliver. If you add a caption with hashtags, we translate it for each language, free.
What does the lip-sync add-on do?+
It re-matches your mouth movement to the new audio for +8 credits. Skip it and the video keeps the original mouth movement.
What does it cost?+
Translate is 15 credits; add lip-sync for +8 credits (23 total), shown before you generate.
What happens if it fails?+
A failed dub is refunded in full. If only lip-sync fails after a successful dub, you keep the dubbed video and get the lip-sync credits back.
Do I need to confirm I have rights to the clip?+
Yes, you must confirm you have the right to translate the clip and consent to Inflyu processing it before you can generate.
Is there a free AI tool to translate and dub a video I already have into another language?+
Yes, you can start free. Create a free account with 20 sign-up credits and no card, upload a video you already have and dub it into one of 16 languages in the original voice. A translation costs 15 credits, so the sign-up credits cover it, and a free account makes 1 audio run in total. Lip-sync is a paid add-on that needs a credit pack, and credit packs start at $2.99 with no subscription.
How do I translate and dub a video into another language with AI?+
Upload a clip of 3 to 59 seconds, confirm you have the right to translate it, pick a target language (or up to 5 at once), choose whether to add lip-sync, and run it. The dubbed video lands in your gallery; the original is untouched.
What is the best AI tool to translate and dub a video into another language?+
It depends on whether you want a dubbed voice or subtitles. In this comparison ElevenLabs and HeyGen both take an uploaded video and list a free plan (ElevenLabs 10,000 credits a month; HeyGen 3 videos a month of up to 1 minute, watermarked), while CapCut highlights subtitle translation and does not state voice dubbing. Inflyu dubs in the original voice for 15 credits a run, with 20 sign-up credits and lip-sync as an add-on.
ElevenLabs alternative for translating and dubbing a video into another language+
Inflyu's AI Video Translator dubs one clip of 3 to 59 seconds into 16 languages and keeps the speaker's voice, with the price shown before you run. ElevenLabs lists a free plan of 10,000 credits a month and a dubbing studio, and marks Automatic Dubbing v1 as watermarked. Choose ElevenLabs for a studio workflow, Inflyu for a quick short-clip dub on 20 sign-up credits.
How good is an AI-dubbed video, and what are the limits?+
The dub is generated in the original speaker's voice, so it sounds like the person in your clip speaking the new language. The picture is not changed unless you add lip-sync, so without it the mouth still moves to the original words. Clips run 3 to 59 seconds, lip-sync needs a credit pack, and a failed dub is refunded. One clear speaker works best.
Do I need a subscription?+
No. You can pay as you go: credit packs are one-time purchases and their credits never expire. If you would rather have a steady supply, the monthly Starter ($9.99), Creator ($19.99), Pro ($49.99) and Brand ($99.99) plans refill your credits each month, and you can cancel anytime. Unused monthly credits do not roll over.