What dubbing here preserves
The same voice on the other side, not a stranger reading a translation
Delivery and pacing survive, so the performance still lands
Several target languages from the one upload
No separate transcription, translation and recording pass to manage
Pairs with lip sync when the dub has to sit on a talking head
Your upload is processed to produce the result and never used to train a model
Use cases
Reaching a second market with a video you have already madeCourse and tutorial audio that has to exist in more than one languageAds localised without booking a voice in every countryPodcast episodes worth publishing in a second languageInternal briefings for teams that do not share one languageKeeping a founder or a presenter recognisable in every language
Voice translation, answered
Does it keep my voice?
Yes, and that is the point of it. The translation is spoken by the same voice as the upload, so a viewer in another language hears the person they already know.
Which languages can I translate into?
The studio lists the languages it can translate into when you upload a file. The current set covers the ones video is usually localised into first.
Is this dubbing or subtitles?
Dubbing: you get translated audio back. If you want subtitles instead, the captions tool transcribes a video and hands you a timed subtitle file.
What audio works best?
One speaker, a clean recording and no music underneath. Crosstalk and a loud background cost accuracy in the transcription step, and whatever is lost there is lost in the dub too.