VidDub

Translate video speech into 17+ languages with burned-in subtitles and optional AI dubbing

Freemiumviddubapp.comUpdated 31 Oct 2026

About VidDub

VidDub is an AI video translation tool that transcribes the speech in an uploaded video, translates it and burns the translated subtitles into the video file. It supports 17 source languages and 18 target languages (Traditional Chinese is a target only). An optional AI dubbing step adds a synthetic voice in the target language after the subtitled video is produced.

Best for

Adding translated, burned-in subtitles to existing videos and optionally dubbing them without recording again
Course localisation: Add translated subtitles to lecture videos for learners in other languages.
Creator channels: Publish one video with subtitles and dubbing in several languages.
Marketing clips: Localise product videos for different markets without re-recording.
Interview and social video: Burn bilingual subtitles into short clips for social posting.

Not ideal for

Users who need voice cloning or lip sync
Editors who want line-by-line script editing
Teams needing an API

Popular with

Video creators
Educators
Marketing teams
Small businesses

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Key features

Burned-in subtitles
17 source and 18 target languages
Optional AI dubbing
Subtitle styling
Large file support
Free preview
Web, iOS and Android
Short retention

Pros and cons

Pros

Burns translated subtitles directly into the video file
Wide language coverage with 17 sources and 18 targets
Low entry price: $3.90 for 30 minutes of web credit
Credits bought as packs stay until used
Free preview lets users check quality before paying

Cons

Operator is an individual developer team with no named company or address
Pro and Max subscriptions are sold only in the mobile apps
Finished videos are deleted after about 24 hours
No line-by-line script editing, voice cloning or API
Free preview covers only about the first third of eligible short videos

Pricing

Plans as listed by the vendor on 31 Oct 2026. Check their site for current prices.

See viddubapp.com

Free Preview

Free preview of eligible short videos after sign-in.

Playback limited to about first third
No paid credits used
Dubbing locked

30-minute pack

$3.90/one-time

One-time pack of 30 translation minutes bought on the web.

30 minutes of credit
Credits stay until used

60-minute pack

$5.90/one-time

One-time pack of 60 translation minutes bought on the web.

60 minutes of credit
Credits stay until used

200-minute pack

$13.90/one-time

One-time pack of 200 translation minutes bought on the web.

200 minutes of credit
Credits stay until used

500-minute pack

$29.90/one-time

One-time pack of 500 translation minutes bought on the web.

500 minutes of credit
Credits stay until used

Pro

$4.99/month

Monthly subscription sold in the iOS and Android apps.

60 minutes per month

Max

$8.99/month

Monthly subscription sold in the iOS and Android apps.

180 minutes per month

Our ratings

Scored out of 10 by the Finder Atlas editorial team.

7.3overall

Translation Quality: 7.0
Ease of Use: 7.8
Pricing Value: 7.5
Language Coverage: 8.0
Transparency: 6.0

Platforms

Web
iOS
Android

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Frequently asked questions

What does VidDub do?

It transcribes speech in an uploaded video, translates it and burns the translated subtitles into the video. AI dubbing can be added afterward.

Which languages are supported?

17 source languages and 18 targets, including English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Russian, Arabic, Hindi and Persian. Traditional Chinese is available as a target only.

Is there a free option?

After sign-in, eligible short videos can use a free preview limited to about the first third of playback. Exporting the full video needs credits, and dubbing is locked on free preview clips.

How much does it cost?

Web credit packs are $3.90 for 30 minutes, $5.90 for 60, $13.90 for 200 and $29.90 for 500. Pro ($4.99/month, 60 minutes) and Max ($8.99/month, 180 minutes) are sold in the mobile apps.

How long are my videos stored?

Finished videos are stored in the cloud for about 24 hours and then deleted. The site says videos are not used to train third-party AI models.

Does VidDub clone voices or lip-sync?

The site says it does not clone voices or lip-sync, and it does not download videos from YouTube or TikTok. The App Store listing mentions lip sync, which conflicts with the website, so check before relying on it.