Leelo

Free tool · AI dubbing

Translate a video into another language, in the same voice.

Drop a video or paste a link and hear it in Spanish, French, Japanese or 90+ other languages, spoken in the original speaker's voice. Try it free on a 12-second clip.

  • Free: 12 seconds of video
  • No card, no time limit
  • A free account is all it takes: no card, and the tool opens with this already in place.

Your video

Free account · no card · 1,000 credits to start

01How it works

Three steps, start to finish.

  1. Step 1

    Add the video

    A file or a link. Pick the languages you want it in.

  2. Step 2

    Dub

    Leelo transcribes, translates and re-voices it, keeping each speaker's own voice.

  3. Step 3

    Check and download

    Watch it and download the video, the audio or the subtitles, or send it to the Studio to edit any line.

02Made for

Where people use it.

03Details

What the free plan covers.

Free to start
12 seconds of video into one language, enough to hear it work.
Languages
90+ target languages.
Voices
Each speaker keeps their own voice in the new language.
You get
The dubbed video, its audio and subtitles, and a script you can edit in the Studio.
Dubbing · 0:30

04Questions

Before you start.

Dubbing costs 5,000 credits a minute per language, so a free account's 1,000 credits dub about 12 seconds: enough to try it on a short clip. Paid plans dub from about 16 minutes a month.

Yes. Each speaker is voiced in their own voice, in the new language, without you recording anything.

Yes. Send the dub to the Studio: every line of the translation is there to edit and voice again, timed to the picture.

Not by its YouTube link: links from YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, X, Netflix and Spotify are refused. Upload the video file instead (up to 100 MB), or paste a direct link to a file you have the rights to.

Dubbing is real work on real servers, and the dubbed video is kept in your account to watch and download. The account is free.

Subtitles reach people who will read; dubbing reaches everyone else. AI dubbing now keeps the speaker's own voice in the new language. Here's how it works, how to get a good result, and what it costs.

How AI dubbing works

The video is transcribed, the speakers are told apart, the words are translated, and each line is voiced again in the new language in the original speaker's voice, timed to the picture. You get the dubbed video, its audio and subtitles.

Get a better dub

Dubbing goes best with clear speech: one person at a time, little music under the voice. Before translating a whole video, try a short clip and listen for names and terms that need fixing.

  • Trim long intros and outros you don't need translated.
  • Fix names and jargon in the Studio and voice just those lines again.
  • Pick languages your audience actually uses: check your channel's analytics by country.

What it costs

Dubbing costs 5,000 credits a minute for each language. The free plan's 1,000 credits dub about 12 seconds: enough to hear your own voice in another language. Starter dubs about 16 minutes a month; see pricing and the credit calculator.

Only need subtitles?

If subtitles are enough, transcribe the video and export SRT or VTT. It costs a fraction of dubbing, and you can always dub the languages that perform best later. More on dubbing: video dubbing.

05Next

Goes well with.

Try it on your own work.

1,000 free credits to try everything. No card needed, and nothing to install.

Start free: 1,000 credits