Free AI Video Dubbing, With No Sign-Up
Dub a video into English, Hindi, Spanish, Portuguese, French or Italian with an AI voice, free: no account, no watermark, no credit card, and the finished MP4 downloads. Five minutes of any video, however many times you like within a day's allowance.
Your video stays on your device. How?
Only the sound is sent to be written out, and only the words to be translated and spoken; none of it is kept. The music is separated and your new video is made on your device.
Select or drop a video or recording
A video (MP4, MOV, WebM) or a recording (MP3, M4A, WAV), with someone speaking. Free up to 5 minutes.
Click, tap, or drop a fileWhat's free, exactly
- Videos up to 5 minutes: dubbed whole, free, with no account and no watermark, and the MP4 downloads.
- About 7,000 characters of speech a day per visitor — one 5-minute video, or several short ones. It resets the next day.
- Six languages free: English, Hindi, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, French and Italian. German is Pro, because its voices cost us about 17 times the others'.
- The result can be used commercially, including in a monetized video. Nothing is watermarked.
- Longer videos: the first 5 minutes free, the whole video with ClipUtils Pro, up to 60 minutes of video a week.
How to dub a video free
Open the tool
Nothing to install and nothing to sign up for. The tool is on this page.
Choose the video
An MP4, MOV or WebM from your phone or computer. Only its sound is sent anywhere.
Pick the language and voice
Six free languages, each with a woman's and a man's voice (French has a woman's). ▶ plays each one.
Dub and download
One button, then the MP4 downloads. No watermark on it, and you can use it commercially.
What "free" usually means elsewhere
Most dubbing tools describe themselves as free and then stop you at the end. The three usual walls are a watermark burned into the export, an account you have to create before the download button works, and a free allowance measured in seconds rather than minutes. A fourth is a card on file for a trial that ends.
The check worth doing on any tool, including this one: can you finish a real video and keep the file, without typing an email address? Here you can, for five minutes of video. Beyond that there is a paid plan, and it is named on the page rather than discovered at the download step.
Why it can be free
Most of the work happens on your own device rather than on a server. Separating the original speaker from the background music is the expensive part of dubbing, and it runs in your browser, on your processor — which is why it takes about as long as the video on a phone, and why it costs us nothing.
What does leave your device is the sound, to be written out, and the text, to be translated and spoken. Those are cheap: a minute of synthetic speech costs a fraction of a cent, which is what makes a five-minute free allowance sustainable rather than a trial that has to end.
The limit that exists — about 7,000 characters of speech a day — is there to stop one visitor using the whole day's budget, not to push you towards paying.
Features
No account, ever
There is no sign-up step, no email, and no card. The tool works the moment the page loads.
No watermark
Nothing is stamped on the picture, and the result can be used in a monetized video.
The file downloads
You finish with an MP4 on your device, not a preview you have to pay to export.
Your video stays yours
Only the sound is sent to be written out, and only the text to be translated. The picture never leaves your device.
Frequently asked questions
Is AI video dubbing really free with no sign-up?
Yes. Videos up to 5 minutes are dubbed in full with no account, no watermark and no card, and the MP4 downloads. The only limit is about 7,000 characters of speech a day per visitor.
Is there a watermark on the free dub?
No. Nothing is drawn on the picture at any plan, and the free result can be used commercially, including in monetized videos.
Is it unlimited?
Not quite, and it's better to say so: about 7,000 characters of speech a day per visitor, which is one 5-minute video or several short ones, and it resets the next day. Pro raises that and dubs whole videos.
Which languages are free?
English, Hindi, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, French and Italian. German is part of Pro because its voices cost about 17 times as much as the others.
Is my video uploaded?
No. Only the sound is sent to be written out, and only the text to be translated and spoken; neither is kept. The picture never leaves your device, and the finished video is put together there.