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Translate a Video's Voice to Tamil (தமிழ்)

Turn what is said in a video into a Tamil voice. AI writes the speech down, translates it, and speaks it again in Tamil in time with the original, over the video's own music. Useful for reaching viewers in Tamil Nadu, Sri Lanka, Singapore and Malaysia who would rather listen than read. Free for videos up to 5 minutes, with no sign-up and no watermark.

Want Tamil subtitles instead, keeping the original voice? Translate the subtitles to Tamil →

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 file

What'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.
  • Tamil is spoken by an AI voice, not a person, and there is no lip-sync: the mouth keeps the original words.
  • Longer videos: the first 5 minutes free, the whole thing with ClipUtils Pro, up to 60 minutes of video a week.

How to put a Tamil voice on a video

1

Choose the video

Drop or pick an MP4, MOV or WebM from your device. Nothing is uploaded.

2

Pick the Tamil voice

A woman's or a man's. You can change it and make the voice again.

3

Translate the voice

One button: the speech is written out, translated and spoken, then mixed over the music.

4

Play it and download

If a name came out wrong, fix that line and only its voice is made again.

How the Tamil voice is made

The sound is taken out of the video in your browser and written down, then translated into Tamil and spoken by a Tamil voice. The translation is written in Tamil script and the voice reads that script, so names and English loanwords come out the way a Tamil speaker would say them rather than as a Roman spelling guessed at.

On your device the original voice is separated from the music. The music stays and the Tamil voice goes on top, each line starting where the original did. Tamil often needs more syllables than English for the same sentence, so a line that would overrun is spoken a little faster instead of spilling into the next one.

Features

Reads Tamil script, not Roman

The translated lines are written in Tamil letters and spoken from those, which is why proper nouns and English loanwords land correctly.

Two Tamil voices

A woman's and a man's. Switch between them and make the voice again without starting over.

Longer Tamil lines still fit

Where Tamil takes more syllables than the original, the line is spoken slightly faster rather than running over the next one.

Frequently asked questions

Will the Tamil be written in Tamil letters or in English letters?

In Tamil letters (தமிழ்). The translation is produced in Tamil script and the voice reads it from there, which is what makes names and English loanwords sound right. Roman-script Tamil is not used at any stage.

Can I go the other way, from a Tamil video into English?

Yes. Choose the video, pick English, and the Tamil speech is written out, translated and spoken in an English voice. Dub Video to English is that page, or use AI Dubbing and pick the language yourself.

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.

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