AI video translator: dub a video into another language

Reach viewers who don't speak your language. Quorvid translates the narration, speaks it in the new language and retimes the visuals so the video still flows.

How dubbing works

1. Choose a source. Pick a video you made in Quorvid, or upload any video (MP4, MOV, MKV, WEBM or AVI, up to 1 GB).
2. Pick a language. Select the target language, or enter a language code for less common ones.
3. Quorvid does the rest. It translates the narration line by line, generates the new voice, retimes each scene to the new speech and rebuilds the captions.

For videos made in Quorvid, the original scene text and footage are reused, so there is no transcription step and the result is more accurate. For uploaded videos, the speech is transcribed first.

Languages and voices

The standard voices cover 75 languages, including right-to-left scripts such as Urdu and Arabic. Premium voices are available for supported languages at a higher price.

Pricing by length

Dubbing is priced per minute of video, so a short clip costs little. A standard voice is 4 credits per minute and a premium voice is 12 credits per minute. The exact total is shown before you start.

What changes and what stays

The pictures stay. The spoken narration is replaced by the new language, each scene is stretched or trimmed to fit the new speech, and the captions are rebuilt in the target language. You can add background music if the original had it.

Who uses video dubbing

• Creators who want the same video to reach a second language audience without filming again.
• Teachers and course makers who share lessons with students in other countries.
• Small businesses localising product explainers and how-to videos.

For best results

• Use a video with clear speech and little background noise.
• Avoid sources that already have captions burned into the picture, because they will overlap the new ones.
• Skim the translated text where names or technical terms matter.

Frequently asked questions

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