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中文 AI dubbing: any video, spoken in Chinese

Paste a YouTube link or upload a video in English or Japanese, or in any of the 92 languages the dubbing knows, and Muvomi says every line again in Chinese: each speaker in a voice close to their own, over the video's own music and sound, with Chinese subtitles.

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Also in Chinese: Chinese captions · Chinese voice over from a script

AI Dubbing
From
Auto-detect
To
中文 Chinese
Speakers
A voice close to each
Music and sound
Kept as they are

600 credits a minute of video · your first dub free

Into and out of Chinese

Chinese dubbing, both ways

Any of the 92 languages can be dubbed into Chinese, and a Chinese video into any of them. The pairs people ask for most:

  • EnglishChineseEnglish to Chinese dubbing
  • JapaneseChineseJapanese to Chinese dubbing
  • KoreanChineseKorean to Chinese dubbing
  • ChineseEnglishChinese to English dubbing

How it works

How to dub a video into Chinese

Everything AI dubbing does

  1. 01

    Add the video

    Open AI Dubbing in the studio. Paste a YouTube link or attach a video file with +, and tick that you have the rights to dub it.

  2. 02

    Choose Chinese

    From stays on Auto-detect, which finds the spoken language by listening. Set To to Chinese. The price shows once the video's length is known.

  3. 03

    Press Dub video

    The speakers are told apart, their lines written in Chinese and voiced, each in a voice close to theirs, and the new sound is laid over the picture.

  4. 04

    Watch, download or edit

    Switch between Dubbed and Original to compare. Download the video or its Chinese subtitles, or open it in the video editor.

Formats and limits

Chinese dubbing at a glance

Dub into
Chinese
Dub from
Any of 92 languages, found by listening or chosen
The video
A YouTube link, or a file of up to 1 GB (MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, M4V), 2 seconds to 10 minutes, with sound
Voices
A voice close to each speaker's, for every speaker in the video
Kept
The music, the room sound and the effects; the picture is the original's
You get
The video as MP4 with Chinese speech, and Chinese subtitles as SRT or VTT
Price
600 credits a minute of video started. Your first dub, of up to 30 seconds, is free.

  • YouTube creators

    Put a video out again in Chinese for viewers in China, Taiwan and Singapore, without recording it again.

  • Teachers and course makers

    Give a lesson to students who learn in Chinese, with Chinese subtitles to read along.

  • Brands launching a product

    Dub a product video into Chinese with the music and sound it already has.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Chinese dubbing, questions answered. Last updated .

Can I dub an English video into Chinese?

Yes. Paste its YouTube link or upload the file, choose Chinese as the language to dub into and press Dub video. Every line is said again in Chinese, each speaker in a voice close to their own, and the music and sound under the speech stay as they were.

Can a Japanese video be dubbed into Chinese?

Yes. The spoken language can be any of the 92 on the list: it is found by listening, or you choose it. Japanese to Chinese works the same way as English to Chinese.

Can I dub a Chinese video into another language?

Yes. Chinese is heard as well as spoken: a video in Chinese can be dubbed into English, Hindi or any other of the 92 languages.

Does the Chinese dub keep each speaker's voice?

Each speaker is given a new Chinese voice close to their own, so two people talking still sound like two different people. It is not their own voice.

How much does Chinese dubbing cost?

600 credits for every minute of video started: a 90-second video is 1,200 credits, a 10-minute one 6,000 credits. Your first dub, of up to 30 seconds, is free. The price shows before you press Dub video, and a paid dub that fails or is cancelled gives its credits back.

Does the Chinese dub come with subtitles?

Yes, in Chinese, as SRT or VTT, or as captions in the video editor at no extra cost. For Chinese captions written other ways (Pinyin, or a translation), see Chinese captions.

What does Chinese dubbing not do?

It does not move anyone's lips, and the new lines cannot be read or changed before they are voiced. A dub is one language: dub the video again for another.

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