The best features belong to Pro and Scale, with lip-syncing, voice cloning and no video-length limit.
Let's face it, there's just too much content out there for us to process, and that's not including content in other languages. Giving your videos the global reach they deserve requires more translation effort and knowledge of languages than any one person (or a team of them) possesses. Thankfully, that's where the power of AI comes in.
Today, we're going to be looking at VideoDubber and how it can dub your content in a huge variety of languages in no time.
There's a lot to love about VideoDubber, and we've grouped the biggest pros into sections below. Let's get started:
Here are just some of VideoDubber's key features:
Great app UI and UX should make using it feel seamless. VideoDubber does this in spades. The app makes it easy to upload and edit videos. Videos and audio are dubbed as projects. Every upload is worked on as a separate project and stored in a library, making it easy to go back and edit or switch between videos.
Videos can be uploaded or accessed via hyperlink. The simplified AI allows you to choose both the current and target language, as well as the number of speakers in the video. You can even choose particular voice types for certain speakers.
VideoDubber boasts over 150 languages worldwide, ensuring that you get maximum reach for your videos. While certain languages definitely have more voice personalities (and more natural dubbing) than others, this is still an impressive range.
For Pro and Scale users, there are additional voices that sound even more natural than those at the Free Tier.
Another area of range is what the app can do. There are currently three major functions in VideoDubber:
VideoDubber does very well with dubbing accuracy. Voice-cloning tries to match lips with words (albeit with varying success), and the actual translation, be they dubs or subtitles, is quite accurate. Of course, there are some times when the translation won't be entirely accurate, or a phrase is flubbed. The app does struggle with more complicated topics, and multiple speaking voices can cause a bit of havoc.
VideoDubber is very generous with its re-editing features, allowing you to regenerate text, timestamps, and subtitles as many times as needed. You can keep refining until you're happy.
And even in a perfect translation, something will always be lost.
While you're always going to be getting the best of VideoDubber on Pro or Scale, the Free tier does provide a lot of functionality to its users. You can modify subtitles and work on videos of whatever length. The projects you upload must total no more than five minutes, but the many benefits are definitely worth considering.
This leads us into the final section: the price. There are three tiers for VideoDubber: Free, Pro, and Scale, and, at the time of writing this article, the Pro and Scale tiers are available for $19 and $180 per month, respectively.
If you're a regular creator or editor of videos, this pricing is well worth the value you get in return. Scale is best for those with long-form video editing requirements, while Free is ideal for testing the product for yourself.