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AI video dubbing

What Is AI Video Dubbing? Steps and Examples

AI video dubbing re-voices your video in another language and matches the speaker's lip movement.

A clear shot of the speaker's face, looking at the camera

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AI video dubbing

What is AI video dubbing?

AI video dubbing re-voices your video in another language and matches the speaker's lip movement.

A clear shot of the speaker's face, looking at the camera

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Track 1: English
Track 2: ES, Spanish dub

Session sheet: the same clip on two language tracks. Voice and lips change together.

How it works

AI video dubbing in four steps.

From the original file to a finished cut in a new language. You check the lines before anything renders.

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  1. Upload your video

    Bring the original with the speaker clearly audible. Clean speech gives the translation a solid base.

  2. Pick the target language and voice

    Choose the language, then the voice that reads the translated lines.

  3. Check the transcript and timing

    Read the translated script and adjust any line, so speech and lip movement line up.

  4. Export the dubbed cut

    Download the finished video in the new language, ready to publish.

Before and after

Same speaker. New language.

Drag the handle to compare the original-language clip with the Spanish dub. Watch the voice and the lips move together.

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Original: A friendly adult woman in her 30s with shoulder-length dark hair, wearing a plain mustard sweater, sits at a tidy wooden desk in a softly lit home studio, mouth slightly open mid-sentence as
OriginalEdited with Nano Banana 2

What changed: language, voice and lip sync. Nothing else is altered.

Hear dubbed voices

One greeting, four languages.

The same short product greeting, voiced for Spanish, Hindi, German and Portuguese. Pick the one that fits your speaker.

  • Spanish warm voice

    Friendly and clear. Suits demos and tutorials.

    “Hello, and welcome. Here is your new product.”

    Use this voice
  • Hindi clear voice

    Steady and bright. Suits explainers and ads.

    “Hello, and welcome. Here is your new product.”

    Use this voice
  • German calm voice

    Even and precise. Suits lessons and pitches.

    “Hello, and welcome. Here is your new product.”

    Use this voice
  • Portuguese lively voice

    Upbeat and natural. Suits vlogs and reels.

    “Hello, and welcome. Here is your new product.”

    Use this voice

Traditional vs AI

Traditional dubbing against AI dubbing.

Same goal, your video in another language, with far less booking and re-recording.

ComparedTraditional dubbingAI dubbing with Frameo
StudioA booth and an engineer for every language.No booth to book.
VoicesCast, scheduled and directed for each voice.Choose a voice for the new language.
TurnaroundSet by the studio calendar.Shorter, depending on the length of your video.
CostA new session each time.The exact cost of a render is shown before you start it.
Lip syncOften matched by hand, or left loose.Lip movement matched to the new speech.
RevisionsBack in the booth to re-record.Edit the line and render again.

AI video dubbing questions

AI video dubbing is a way to re-voice a video in another language: it translates the speech, voices it in the new language and matches the lip movement. You get the same video, speaking to a new audience.

You pick a voice for the new language, so the dub sounds natural to its listeners. Frameo does not promise an exact copy of your own voice.

Hear the voices

Frameo supports many languages. The language list in the app is the source of truth, so check it when you pick your target language.

Yes. Lip movement is matched to the dubbed speech. You check the transcript and timing before you export, so you can adjust any line that feels off.

Start creating

Your turn

Dub your first video now.

Describe the video and the language. Frameo opens with your prompt filled in.

A clear shot of the speaker's face, looking at the camera

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