Translate.Video review
A broad localization toolkit with a free entry point and paid AI dubbing tiers.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Translate.Video is a web-based video localization platform for creators, content teams, educators, and enterprises. It generates captions and closed captions, translates subtitle tracks, dubs videos with AI voices, clones voices across languages, and synchronizes translated speech with visible mouth movements. The platform also includes subtitle and video editing, SRT, VTT, and MP4 export, team spaces with roles and permissions, and direct publishing to YouTube and Instagram.
Pricing is structured around a free plan and three monthly paid tiers. Free includes captions and subtitles, 81 languages, and 14-day data deletion. Basic costs $29 per month and adds 20 dubbing minutes, 20 auto-caption/subtitle minutes, 1080p export, and 2 GB of storage. Pro costs $99 per month with 100 dubbing minutes, 5,000 TTS words, 10 lip-sync minutes, and 1080p export. Premium costs $299 per month and raises those allowances to 330 dubbing minutes, 25,000 TTS words, and 30 lip-sync minutes, while retaining 1080p export.
Its breadth is the main reason to consider it: one product covers translation, dubbing, voice cloning, lip sync, editing, exports, collaboration, and publishing. Enterprise workflows add proofreading, shared spaces, role-based access, bulk upload, automated publishing, and API integration. That makes Translate.Video a practical fit for creators starting with subtitles and teams expanding into multilingual production. Buyers who need only basic captioning may find the paid tiers unnecessary, while larger localization operations should compare their expected dubbing, TTS, and lip-sync volume with the limits of each plan before choosing a tier.
Translate.Video pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan includes captions, subtitles, and 81 languages
- Combines dubbing, voice cloning, lip sync, and subtitle editing
- Supports YouTube and Instagram publishing plus API access
- Where it doesn't
- Free plan does not include paid dubbing or lip-sync allowances
- Basic includes only 20 dubbing and 20 caption/subtitle minutes
- Higher-volume localization requires $99 or $299 monthly plans
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