Dubbing for the person watching a video, not the one publishing it. Paste a link or upload a file, pick one of 82 languages, and listen. Works in the browser, free to start.

Description

Vaivox dubs a video into the language of whoever is watching it. Paste a link from YouTube, TikTok, X, Dailymotion, Bilibili, VK or Aparat, or upload your own file, choose a language, and listen: a natural AI voice timed to the original speaker, so there are no subtitles to chase. It covers 82 languages, and the interface itself is translated into those same 82. Whole recordings up to 2h30 are handled in one go, which suits lectures, podcasts, interviews and conferences rather than short clips. Everything runs in the browser, with nothing to install and no extension. The free plan gives 15 minutes in the first month and 10 minutes a month afterwards, with no card required; paid plans start at 7.99 euro a month. It is not a production tool: no lip-sync, no voice cloning, no summaries and no editor.