Dub a Video Without a Watermark
Dub a video into another language with an AI voice and download it clean: no logo in the corner, no bar across the bottom, nothing burned into the picture at any plan. Free for videos up to 5 minutes, with no account.
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
- Videos up to 5 minutes are dubbed whole, free. No account, no watermark, and the MP4 downloads.
- About 7,000 characters of speech a day per visitor — one 5-minute video, or several short ones.
- Nothing is watermarked at any plan, free or Pro, and the result can be used commercially.
- Longer videos: the first 5 minutes free, the whole thing with ClipUtils Pro, up to 60 minutes of video a week.
How to dub a video with no watermark
Choose the video
Pick an MP4, MOV or WebM. The picture is never uploaded.
Pick the language and voice
Six free languages, a woman's or a man's voice in each (French has a woman's).
Dub my video
The speech is written out, translated, spoken and mixed over the video's music.
Download the clean file
The MP4 that downloads has nothing drawn on it. Play it full-screen to check before you post it.
Why dubbing tools watermark free exports
A watermark is advertising you carry for the tool, and it is the usual way a free tier pays for itself: the export is free, and the logo in the corner is the price. It is also the reason so many people search for a dubbing tool and then search again with "without watermark" on the end.
This tool does not need one, because the heavy work — separating the speaker from the music — happens on your own device rather than on a server we pay for. There is nothing to recoup, so nothing is stamped on your video.
The picture itself is copied rather than re-encoded, so a clean file also means a file that hasn't lost quality. Only the sound track changes.
What happens to the picture
The video's frames are not touched at all. The sound is taken out, the original speaker is separated from the music on your device, the new voice is mixed over that music, and the result is put back with the original picture copied across as it is.
That has two consequences worth knowing. The video does not lose quality, because it is not re-encoded. And nothing can be drawn on it, because nothing is ever drawn: the frames that come out are the frames that went in.
There is no lip-sync, so the mouth still moves to the original words.
Features
Nothing drawn on the frames
The picture is copied, not re-encoded, so there is nowhere for a watermark to be added and no quality lost.
Free and clean
The free result is the same file as the paid one. Pro buys length, not the removal of a mark.
Yours to post anywhere
No restriction on commercial or monetized use of the dubbed video.
The music stays
The original background music is kept under the new voice instead of being flattened.
Frequently asked questions
Is the free dub watermarked?
No. Nothing is drawn on the picture on any plan. The free file and the Pro file are identical except for how much of the video was dubbed.
Does the video lose quality?
No. The picture is copied into the new file rather than re-encoded, so it is bit-for-bit the original. Only the sound track is new.
Can I use the dubbed video commercially?
Yes, including in monetized videos. There is no attribution requirement and no watermark to remove.
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.