Quick guide
A Italian version of your video
Upload a video and the speech is written out, translated into Italian, and given back as subtitles on the video, a new Italian voice, or both. The picture stays as it is.
Italian runs a little longer than English, so the voice may speak slightly faster to keep pace with the picture. Use the preview to hear how it sits.
- Italian subtitles can keep the original voice.
- A Italian voice, timed to the video.
- Free, with no account and no watermark.
Common questions
Can I add Italian subtitles only?
Yes. Choose Add captions to keep the original voice and put Italian subtitles on the video.
Can I dub the video in Italian?
Yes. Choose Dub when you want viewers to hear Italian, with or without Italian subtitles.
Will the Italian voice keep up with the video?
Yes. Each line is timed to when it was said in the original, and the voice speeds up a little where it has to.
Can I check the Italian first?
Yes. A short Italian preview is made first, so you can hear and read it before taking the whole video.