The same video, the same voice, in another language
Upload a video or paste a YouTube or TikTok link, pick the language, and get the same video back in Persian or more than ninety other languages and accents — in the speaker’s own voice and, if you want, with the lips moving to the new words.
AI Video Dubbing — Your Video in Your Audience’s Language
DeepFA Video Dubbing turns your video into another language without a studio, a voice actor or a reshoot. Upload the video from your device or paste a YouTube or TikTok link, choose the target language, and get the same video back — in a voice built from the speaker’s own, so the new audience hears the same person.
There are three kinds of dubbing. Voice dubbing replaces only the speech and leaves the picture as it is; for tutorials, video podcasts and videos where the speaker is rarely on screen it is the best and cheapest choice. Lip-sync dubbing also moves the mouth to match the new words, so the video looks as if it had been filmed in that language, and its precise version keeps the sync frame-accurate and the voice closer to the original.
The language list covers more than ninety languages and accents, with Persian first — from Arabic, Turkish, Pashto, Tajik and Urdu to English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese and Japanese, and accents such as British English, Egyptian Arabic, Mexican Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese. The original language is recognised automatically, and if you know how many people speak you can say so, to keep each voice separate.
The price follows the length of the video and is written on the page before you start, and a dub that fails returns its credits automatically. Dubbed videos and subtitle files stay in your list, kept on whichever storage the site uses — your own server or a cloud provider.
Everything it takes to dub a video
From bringing the video to getting the dubbed version and its subtitles — all on one page.
A file or a link
Upload the video from your device or paste a YouTube or TikTok link — no need to download the video first.
Voice dubbing
The speech comes back in the new language in each speaker’s own voice, and the picture is left as it is.
Lip-sync
The mouth moves with the new words — a fast version for everyday work and a precise one for the best result.
Your videos
Every dubbed video stays in your list, with its status, playback and downloads for the video and the subtitle file.
From the original to the dubbed video in 4 steps
No studio, no voice actor, no reshoot.
Bring the video
Upload an MP4, MOV or WEBM file, or paste a YouTube or TikTok link.
Choose the kind of dubbing
Voice dubbing, lip-sync dubbing, or its precise version — the price per minute is written next to each.
Pick the language
From more than ninety languages and accents, Persian first. The original language is recognised automatically.
Get the dub
The cost is stated before you start. Dubbing runs in the background and the finished video lands in your list.
Why DeepFA Video Dubbing?
A dub that used to take weeks and a studio, now in minutes and in the speaker’s own voice.
The speaker’s own voice, in another language
The dubbed voice is built from each speaker’s own, so the new audience hears the same person — not a stranger reading over them.
The lips speak the new language too
With lip-sync dubbing the mouth moves with the new words, so the video looks natural.
More than ninety languages and accents
Persian, Arabic, Turkish, Pashto, Tajik and every major language — plus accents such as British English or Egyptian Arabic.
Straight from YouTube and TikTok
No need to download and re-upload the video; paste the link and get the dub.
The price before, not after
The price follows the length of the video and is shown before you start; a dub that fails returns its credits automatically.
A subtitle file as well
With lip-sync dubbing, get a subtitle file in the new language to publish next to the video.
Behind a dub
Four things happen one after another, with nothing for you to do.
The speech is recognised
The video’s language is detected on its own and each speaker’s speech is separated.
The words are translated
The speech is put into the target language so that it fits the video’s timing.
The voice is made
The translation is spoken in a voice built from each speaker’s own.
The video is delivered
The new voice is laid on the video, and with lip-sync dubbing the mouth is moved to match it.
Who is video dubbing for?
Anyone with a video who wants an audience in another language to understand it.
Creators
Take YouTube and TikTok videos to audiences in other languages, in your own voice
Courses and training
Bring foreign courses into Persian, or take your Persian course to other languages
Businesses and brands
Product and ad videos for new markets, without filming again
Studios and agencies
Fast dubbed drafts and previews before a full studio dub
Video podcasts
Publish a video podcast in another language, in the host’s voice
Company training
Give multilingual teams the same staff-training videos
A look inside Video Dubbing
Real screens from the dashboard — click any image to enlarge.
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Questions people ask about video dubbing
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