Questions

Each language pair opens only after it passes our listening tests. Your account lists the pairs open today.

The voice of each person speaking in your video. DubForge takes it from the file you upload: there is no voice to record or train first.

Say how many voices the video has when you create the project: one, two, three or more, or not sure. Each voice is dubbed in its own voice and speaks when it spoke.

Not yet. DubForge is built for lessons, tutorials and screen recordings, where the voice has to follow the click. Lip sync comes after launch.

MP4, MOV, M4A or WAV. The file is checked before anything is charged: its real type, its length and its size.

Up to 20 minutes on Creator, an hour on Pro and 3 hours on Studio.

Yes. Edit the transcript or the translation and regenerate that whole segment. The new version replaces the old one in place, in the same voice.

Regenerating is free up to a quarter of the video's length. After that, a fix uses the length of the segment, counted by the second.

Yes. Each regeneration keeps the one before it, and going back to an earlier version costs nothing.

The engine flags a pause that came out shorter than yours, or a line that runs faster than the original, so you know where to listen first.

By the second: a dub uses its own length, rounded up to the next second. Each target language is its own dub, so a 10-minute video in two languages uses 20 minutes.

You see what a dub will use before you start it. The minutes are held while it runs and charged when it is done.

The minutes held for it come back to your balance on their own.

They carry over to the next month, up to twice your monthly amount.

30 seconds of dubbing, once, for an account with a confirmed e-mail. No card is needed. The trial dub carries a watermark and is not for commercial use.

Yes, on any paid plan: US$1.60 a minute on Creator, US$1.40 on Pro and US$1.20 on Studio.

Yes. Paying for a year, two months are free.

The dubbed video (MP4), the full mix (WAV or MP3), the voice alone and the music and background alone (WAV), and subtitles in the original and in the dubbed language (SRT and VTT). Subtitles in any other language use 0.1 minute per minute of video.

Only you. Files go straight to private storage and download links expire after five minutes. The DubForge team reaches a project only through its admin tools, and each look is recorded with its reason.

30 days on Creator and 90 days on Pro and Studio. Download what you want to keep.

Yes, at the end of the project's page, when no dub is running. It leaves your list at once.

With Google, with an e-mail and a password, or with a sign-in link sent to your e-mail.

Yes. In Security, add a code from an authenticator app. After that, signing in asks for the code too.

Your own, or voices whose owners gave you written permission. Each project asks you to confirm it for that exact file. Public figures are not allowed.

No. Upload the file itself: a link does not show that you hold the rights to the video.

Yes. Exported audio carries AI marking, and our terms ask you to tell your audience that the dub was made with AI.

Your own voice may be used to improve DubForge's transcription, translation and dubbing. It is never sold and never used to build a model of one specific person, and it leaves the archive if you close your account. In the EU, EEA and UK you can object.

Impersonating anyone, fraud and scams, sexual content with a real person's voice, election disinformation, harassment, voices of public figures or other people without permission, and copyright infringement. The full rules are in the Acceptable Use Policy.