Audio Suite

Video Dubbing AI translation

Dub a video into another language with ElevenLabs. The price is 75 credits per minute, with a one minute minimum. See the credit table below.

Best for

Video dubbing translates a finished video into another language and rebuilds the voice for that language. You choose a target language from the studio list. The price is 75 credits per minute, and any clip is at least one minute. A 90 second file counts as two minutes, because the length rounds up.

Where it fits

Use it when the picture is locked and the language needs to change. It is different from text to speech, which reads a script you type, and from the voice changer, which keeps the same words in a new voice. Dubbing is the translation step.

How to use it

Open video dubbing, add the video, choose the language, and generate. The language list is the control. There is not a second generative model to pick on this screen. The table shows the one-minute price. Longer videos add minutes.

Good to know

Lip-sync can animate a face to audio, but it does not translate. If you dub and then re-animate, you pay the per-minute dub and the per-second animation. A language in the dubbing list is a target for that video.

Controls and pricing

Round the length up in your head before you run it. Forty seconds is one minute and 75 credits. Seventy seconds is two minutes and 150 credits. There is no partial-minute price. Trim the picture to the line you need if the extra seconds are silence.

Also worth knowing

Pick the language for the audience of that video. The studio list is the set of targets. Dubbing replaces the spoken language. It does not rebuild the picture. If the mouth then needs to match, LivePortrait is the next tool and a separate per-second price. Round up to the next minute before you spend the credits. One minute is 75 credits. Ninety seconds becomes two minutes and 150 credits.

Credits and controls

Languages
29
One minute
75 credits

Example prompts

  • Video dubbing example: Global Dubbing: English keynote speech translated into Spanish with matching vocal timbre

    Example prompt

    Global Dubbing: English keynote speech translated into Spanish with matching vocal timbre

Questions

How is dubbing priced?

75 credits per minute, with a one minute minimum. The length rounds up.

What does a 90 second video cost?

Two minutes, because 90 seconds rounds up, so 150 credits.

How many languages can I target?

The full language list in the studio. The count is in the table on this page.

Does lip-sync translate?

No. Lip-sync animates a face. Dubbing changes the language.

Is a dubbing example on the homepage a case study?

It is a sample line for the tool. Your price is the per-minute rate.

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