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Best AI video translators

Eight tools that dub a video into another language, compared on the things that decide the choice: languages, lip sync, the speaker’s own voice, script review, and what the first paid month buys.

Every tool here takes a video of someone talking and gives it back in another language. They differ on how many languages they cover, whether the lips move with the new words, whether you can fix the translated script before the voice is made, and how much a minute costs. Each fact links to the vendor’s own page.

Updated October 2026 · Sonilo makes one of the tools on this list, so every claim about the others links to that tool's own page.

TL;DR

  • Most languages, lip sync on talking heads: HeyGen (175+ languages on paid plans, three translation engines).
  • Cheapest way in, voice that sounds like the speaker: ElevenLabs Dubbing, from $6 a month. No lip sync in Dubbing.
  • Training and company videos with a free script review: Synthesia.
  • Fixing a dub line by line: Rask AI, with lip sync from its Creator Pro plan.
  • Short creator clips that also need music or sound effects: Sonilo (we make it). 24 languages, clips up to 5 minutes, lip sync on Pro and Premium, plus one free trial on Free and Creator.
  • Dubbing inside a full video editor: Fliki, VEED or Kapwing.

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Comparison table

ToolLanguages (as stated)Lip syncSpeaker’s own voiceEdit the script firstFree optionCheapest paid plan with dubbingCommercial use
Sonilo24, counting two versions each of Spanish and PortugueseYes, on Pro and Premium, plus one free trial on Free and CreatorYes, the original speaker by defaultYes, optional proofread stepMake a dub and preview it; downloading needs a paid planPro, $14.99 a month ($5.99 the first month), about 13 minutes of dubbingPro and Premium
HeyGen175+ on paid plans; 30+ on FreeYes, on its Speed and Precision engines; an audio only engine skips itYes, voice cloning from Creator upYes, proofreading from Pro up3 videos a month; its pages give 1 minute and 3 minutes as the lengthCreator, $29 a month, 600 credits, videos up to 30 minutesPaid plans; Free output is non commercial
ElevenLabs Dubbing90+ languages and accentsNot in Dubbing; ElevenLabs offers lip sync in its other video toolsYes, every translation uses a clone of the original speakerEnterprise only in the current editor; the older Dubbing Studio editor is in maintenance modeYes, dubs on Free carry a watermarkStarter, $6 a month ($1 the first month), 2 minutes of dubbingFrom Starter
Rask AI135+; voice cloning in 32Yes, from Creator ProYes, in 32 languages, including the free trialYes, from Creator Pro3 minutes, no card (pricing page); the translator page says the first minuteCreator, $39 a month, 25 minutes; lip sync starts at Creator Pro, $99 a monthPaid plans
Synthesia70+ on self serve plans (pricing page); the dubbing page says 130+Yes, uses twice the creditsYes, each speaker cloned separatelyYes, a free review step before generating10 minutes of video or dubbing, with a watermarkStarter, $29 a month, up to 16 minutes of dubbingNot stated on the dubbing or pricing page
Fliki80+; voice cloning in 32Yes, on paid plans, in 30+ languagesYes, voice cloning on paid plansNot statedFree plan exists, but dubbing is on paid plansStandard, $28 a month, 180 minutes of videoPaid plans
VEED25+ (pricing page); its how to guide says 50+Yes; plans not statedYes, clone the original voice or pick a stock voiceEnterprise onlyDubbing uses credits on Pro plansFrom $24 a month, per VEED’s own guideNot stated
Kapwing40+ for dubbingYes; its pricing page lists it on Pro in one place and Business in anotherYes, voice clones on BusinessYes, review the transcript before dubbingWatermarked exports up to 4 minutes; free dubbing is unclearPro, $24 a month, up to 50 minutes of dubbingNot stated

Checked October 2026 against each vendor's own product, pricing and help pages, linked under each tool. "Not stated" means we did not find it on those pages, not that the tool lacks it.

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How we ranked

Sonilo is listed first on the basis of subjective evaluations. In subjective evaluations by OpenArt and NetShort, as reported by Sonilo, Sonilo was rated better than competing tools 83% of the time. There is no public report to link yet, and Sonilo publishes this page, so weigh it as our claim.

The order after Sonilo is editorial. Pick by the TL;DR and the table: on languages, video length and lip sync, several tools here cover more than Sonilo does.

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1. Sonilo

Best for: Short creator videos that need a dub and also music, sound effects or a voiceover from the same place.

Good

  • Upload, pick a language, click Translate: the script review is there when you want it and off when you do not
  • The same account adds music, sound effects and voiceovers to the video
  • Original speaker’s voice in the new language, no voice setup

Watch out

  • 24 languages, far fewer than HeyGen, Rask or Synthesia list
  • Videos up to 5 minutes per dub
  • Free can preview a dub but not download it
  • No avatars, captions editor or video editing

Sources: Sonilo video translator · Sonilo plans

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2. HeyGen

Best for: Talking head videos that need lip sync in many languages.

Good

  • The widest language list in this comparison
  • Choose speed or quality of lip sync per video
  • Accepts a YouTube link as well as an upload

Watch out

  • Script proofreading needs Pro or higher
  • Free plan pages disagree on video length
  • Free output is for personal, non commercial use only

Sources: HeyGen video translate · HeyGen pricing · HeyGen help: translation engines · HeyGen terms

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3. ElevenLabs Dubbing

Best for: Keeping the speaker’s voice and emotion when lip movement does not matter.

Good

  • Lowest starting price in this comparison
  • Voice quality is what ElevenLabs is known for
  • Dubbing through the API on every plan

Watch out

  • No lip sync in Dubbing, by ElevenLabs’ own help docs
  • Editing the translated script needs Enterprise in the current editor
  • Its docs call the dubbed video a preview, not a production master

Sources: ElevenLabs dubbing · ElevenLabs dubbing docs · ElevenLabs pricing · Full comparison with Sonilo

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4. Rask AI

Best for: Creators who dub every week and want to fix lines one at a time.

Good

  • Edits to the transcript do not use extra minutes
  • Exports every language at once
  • API on Creator Pro and Business

Watch out

  • Lip sync and transcript editing start at $99 a month
  • Its own pages disagree on the free allowance and on the Creator price

Sources: Rask AI video translator · Rask AI pricing

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5. Synthesia

Best for: Company training and sales videos that need a reviewed script in many languages.

Good

  • Reviewing and retranslating the script costs no credits
  • Free test includes voice cloning and lip sync
  • Dubbing API on paid plans

Watch out

  • Its pages give different language counts
  • Lip sync doubles the credit cost

Sources: Synthesia AI dubbing · Synthesia pricing · Full comparison with Sonilo

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6. Fliki

Best for: Making new videos from text, with dubbing as one of many tools.

Good

  • Dubbing sits inside a full AI video maker with avatars, captions and stock media
  • Commercial license covers dubs, cloned voices and lip synced output

Watch out

  • No dubbing on the free plan
  • Uploads for dubbing are limited to 20 MB
  • API only on Premium

Sources: Fliki AI dubbing · Fliki pricing · Fliki product summary for AI assistants · Full comparison with Sonilo

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7. VEED

Best for: Dubbing plus subtitles and quick edits in a browser editor.

Good

  • Dubbing, subtitles and resizing in the same editor
  • Lip sync and voice cloning both offered

Watch out

  • Proofreading the translation is Enterprise only
  • Its pages give different language counts

Sources: VEED AI dubbing · VEED pricing · VEED guide: how to dub a video

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8. Kapwing

Best for: Teams that edit together and want dubbing in the same editor.

Good

  • Transcript review before the voice is made
  • Collaborative editor with subtitles

Watch out

  • Voice clones need the Business plan
  • Pricing page is unclear on which plan gets lip sync

Sources: Kapwing dubbing · Kapwing pricing

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How we checked

We picked the tools that showed up on October 3, 2026 for "AI video translator", "best AI video translator" and "translate video AI dubbing", then read each vendor’s own product, pricing and help pages on the same day. Where a vendor’s pages disagree, the table says so rather than picking the kinder number. Prices are monthly billing in US dollars.

CapCut also ranks for these searches. Its dubbing page says the tool keeps the tone of the original speaker and is available only in some regions, but gives no language count, price or terms for dubbing, so it has no row here. Vozo, HappyScribe and Canva rank as well and are not covered yet.

Sonilo is our product. Its row comes from the product as it works today, including the limits.

FAQ

Questions about AI video translators

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Upload a clip up to 5 minutes, pick a language and click Translate. Free accounts can preview the dub; downloads start on a paid plan.