Translate Audio to Any Language with AI
Translate audio between 70+ languages and keep the original speaker’s voice. Get the translated audio plus full transcripts.
Drop your audio
MP3 · WAV · M4A · MP4 · MOV
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How it works
Upload your audio
Any language, any length — long files are split automatically.
Pick the target language
Choose where to translate to; the AI transcribes, translates, and re-speaks it.
Download audio + transcript
Translated audio as MP3, plus source and target transcripts.
Why use it
Voice-preserving
Keeps the speaker’s tone and pacing — not a flat robot voice.
Transcript included
Source + translation transcripts with every job.
Long files handled
Split, translate, stitch — full episodes come back localized.
70+ languages
Most major languages, both directions.
Private
Runs in our own Google Cloud.
Edit afterwards
Refine the result in the AI editor by chatting.
Made for
Translate audio and keep the voice
Unlike text translators, this translates the audio itself — it listens, translates the meaning, and speaks it back in the original speaker’s voice. You also get both transcripts for subtitles, notes, or SEO.
It handles any length: long recordings are split on natural pauses, translated segment by segment, and stitched back into one localized audio.
How voice-preserving audio translation works
The process runs in three stages. The AI transcribes the speech in your audio, translates the meaning into your target language, and re-speaks it in a voice that mirrors the original speaker's tone and pacing. The output sounds like the same person speaking a new language — not a flat synthetic narrator.
Long files are split on natural pauses, translated segment by segment, and stitched back into one continuous audio, so a full episode or interview comes back fully localized.
Voice translation vs. subtitles vs. dubbing
Subtitles make viewers read; traditional dubbing replaces the audio with a hired voice actor and loses the original delivery. Voice-preserving translation keeps the speaker's own voice in the new language, so emotion and emphasis survive the switch. And because you also get both transcripts, you can layer subtitles on top whenever you want them.
What you get back
Every job returns the translated audio as an MP3, the source-language transcript, and the target-language transcript — ready to publish, caption, or repurpose as localized show notes, articles, or social clips.
70+ languages, any file, edit afterwards
Translate between most major languages, in both directions — pick a popular pair below or start from your own audio. Upload MP3, WAV, M4A, and FLAC audio or MP4 and MOV video, with no hard length limit. Once you have the translated version, refine it in the AI editor — remove noise, normalize loudness, or trim — just by describing the change.
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Frequently asked
Does it keep the original voice?
Yes — a voice-preserving model keeps the speaker’s tone and pacing.
Is this dubbing?
It is voice-preserving translation rather than traditional dubbing — it re-speaks your file in the original speaker’s own voice instead of using a new voice actor.
What languages are supported?
Over 70, both directions — pick any popular pair below.
Do I get a transcript?
Yes, source and translation, with every job.
How much does it cost?
Runs on credits, included in paid plans.