
Exploring the Dubbing Feature of Filmora
Have you ever watched a video interview and realised it was dubbed into another language? This powerful technique allows creators to break language barriers and reach a global audience. Dubbed videos not only increase engagement but also provide a fantastic opportunity to boost your business or content.
So, this blog will explore how you can easily create dubbed videos, helping you connect with viewers worldwide and monetise your content on platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and more so get ready to explore it.
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Dub Your Video
You may find various tools to dub your video however after dubbing the video, you need to refine it with a video editor. However, what if there is a video editor that can translate your video into any language and generate subtitles for you?
Yes, you can do it now with Wondershare Filmora. This is the popular and easy-to-use video editor and is more powerful with several AI features like
1. Text-to-video generator,
2. Text-based editing,
3. AI music generator,
4. Auto reframe and many others.
Today, let’s talk about how you can dub your video in multiple languages-
- First of all if you are new to Filmora, just download the app from the link- https://bit.ly/4dvB78F and install it on your system.
- Once you launch the app, your interface will look like the picture below where you will find various features and tools.

- As you are going to dub a video, create or select a video first and then import the video clip you want to dub. You can even create a video with the text-to-video generator option of Filmora.
- All right after importing the video clip, insert it into the video timeline.
- Next you can adjust the timeline length if needed and play the video to hear the preview.
- Now you need to remove the background music and sound effects from the video.
- So, select the video clip and then right-click your mouse where you will find a vast number of options from there select the AI vocal remover option and wait some time to complete the process.
- Once it is done, you can notice that two new audio tracks have been added to the timeline. The first one is only with vocals and the second one is only for the music.
- Now remove the audio from the main video and this is how the music has been isolated.
- Now you can keep the music or remove it to add new music. To add new music first delete the existing music and then select the voice clip and then right click your mouse. there on top of the AI vocal remover you will find the AI translation option, click on it.
- Now, a new popup will appear for some settings.
- First you have to set the translation type. Here if you want to translate both Voice and text then select the first option but if you want to translate only the text and keep the original audio then select the second option.

- Next, you have to set the source and target language so, select the desired language.
- Now make sure the auto-match option is turned on otherwise the new voiceover clip won’t match the video timeline. However, if you want to customize the video clip, you can turn it off.
- Once everything is set hit the translate button and after some time, get the result.
You can see a new audio timeline and get the translation timeline. Mute the original voice timeline and then have a perfect preview. You may notice that the voice keeps the same tone as the original. actually, Filmora cloned the voice and generated a new voiceover in the desired language.
Subtitle
Now, you can notice that there are no subtitles in your video. So, if you want to create English subtitles follow the steps below-
- To generate subtitles, select the voiceover clip first and then click on the speech to text button.
- Now you have to input some data-

- First of all, set the audio language of the video.
- Next, set the language to be translated.
- After that select the file to convert (Here go with the entire timeline sequence).
- Next, select the SRT option and make sure the auto-match option is turned on.
- Once everything is set hit the okay button and you are done.
You can see a subtitle clip has been added to the timeline from where you can customise the subtitle font, colour or size. Besides, on the left side you will find the subtitle editor, preset, customise option and option for animation. Once everything is set hit the save button and get your subtitles ready.
Clone the Voice
Now let’s share another important AI feature of Filmora that is the option to clone the voice. Yes, you can clone your voice and generate a voiceover with your own voice with Filmora.
- Once you click any text clip from the timeline, you notice the text-to-speech option on the right side of the editor. Basically, you can generate a voice-over from any text with this option.
- So, after selecting the text language, come to the select voice option where you will find some voice use cases.
- Select the custom voice option from there.
- Under the select voice option, you will find the option to clone your voice.
- So, click on the clone voice and record two scripts to clone your voice. The first one is for clarification and the second one is to analyse your voice.
- Now click on the record button and start reading the script.
- Once the first script is completed, you will be on the following page where you have to set the voice name.

- Next, you can change your recording device.
- Once you are ready, click on the recording button and start reading the script. Once it is completed you can hear the preview.
- Now, if you are not satisfied then record again till you get the perfect one and hit the Clone button to get your new voice ready.
Now to generate a voiceover with this voice, select the voice actor, hit the generate button and find the new voiceover ready. This is how you can create videos with your own voice using Filmora.
Background Music
All right now you need to add background music to your video. In this case, you can create new music clips with Filmora AI music generator with a click from the store of Filmora. After adding the background music, export the video.
- Here you need to export it twice first with the Spanish version of the voiceover.
- Once the Spanish version is completed then export it again with the cloned voiceover version.
All right, as now both of your videos have been exported you can have a preview of the whole video. So, this is how you can create videos in any language in your voice without knowing the language using this video editor and boost your business.
FAQs
Q1: Can we use the same video in many languages? Is it monetised?
Yes, you can use the same video in many languages and use that as content in the media for monetisation.
Q2: Is there any limitation of the AI vocal remover option in the Filmora?
Yes, you can use the AI vocal remover for up to 30 minutes per day. This restriction applies to how much audio you can process daily using this feature.