What TransDub is
TransDub is a translation and dubbing service for published video: a recording is imported by upload, link or connected account, transcribed and translated, proofread by hand if wanted, and returned with dubbed audio, subtitles and a direct publishing path to the platform.
Seventy-plus languages are supported, and the workflow is built around review rather than blind output.
Proofreading sits in the middle of the workflow, which separates it from one-click translators that give you no say in the result.
What you can do with it
Segment-level editing allows re-translating or re-dubbing a single line, the timeline zooms, languages can be compared side by side, and work autosaves. Speakers are detected automatically, each one can be assigned a different voice from a library of over ten thousand, and bulk operations estimate cost before running.
Exports are unlimited with subtitle files included, and several channels can be connected. Pricing is open: a free tier gives one minute for a week with a watermark, and the paid tier starts at forty-nine dollars for thirty minutes, with extra time charged at the same rate. No certification is published.
Bulk operations can re-translate or re-dub an entire library, with the cost estimated before anything runs.
Who it is for
Podcasters, educators, trainers and creators going multilingual are the audience.
Anyone publishing to YouTube gains from the direct connection. Studios needing certification will not find one.
Training teams localising course libraries gain from the per-speaker voice assignment.
Creators republishing their own back-catalogue abroad are the everyday case, and the connected-channel feature serves them.
Bilingual reviewers checking a dub before publication fit the compare view, which lays languages side by side on the same timeline.
What to watch out for
Dubbing can reproduce a speaker's voice, which is voice cloning, so dub only voices you are authorised to use and disclose synthetic narration. No acceptable-use policy or adult-content rule is stated.
Pricing is transparent, so the checks are the extra-time rate and watermark rules. No certification is published, so read the privacy documentation about stored video, and remember the free tier expires within a week.
Because the free tier lasts a week, plan your evaluation inside that window rather than discovering the expiry mid-project.
Pros & cons
✓ What we like
- Transcription, translation and dubbing in one reviewed workflow
- Per-speaker voices from a library of over ten thousand
- Direct publishing to YouTube with subtitle files
! What to watch out for
- Voice dubbing with no acceptable-use policy stated
- No certification is published
- The free tier is one minute and expires in a week
FAQ
How do I import a video?
Upload a file, paste a link, or connect your account.
Can each speaker sound different?
Yes, speakers are detected and each gets its own voice.
What does the paid tier include?
Thirty minutes without a watermark, with extra time billed at the same rate.
Last reviewed: 2026-09-16
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