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Spanish video localization Translate your avatar video into Spanish

DUB translates the speech and re-voices it in Spanish with a voice matched to the speaker. When the lips must follow the Spanish words too, add a lip-sync pass with Lipsync 2 Pro.

  • Set up without signing up
  • Files stay local until you continue
  • See the credit price before you dub

Try it with your own files

Set up your Spanish version

After you sign in, your video uploads to Lab and opens in DUB with Spanish selected.

  1. Upload the video
  2. Spanish is preselected
  3. Rights and price
  4. Optional lip sync

01Real example · DUB

Same creator, now speaking Spanish.

An 8-second English travel clip, dubbed into Spanish with DUB. The speech was translated and re-voiced in a voice matched to hers, and the picture stayed exactly as it was. Turn the sound on to hear it. Her mouth still moves to the English words; the lip-sync step below fixes that.

  • Original: an English Hedra avatar clip
  • Spanish: dubbed with DUB
  • Voice matched to the speaker
  • Same picture; lip sync is a separate step
A travel creator on a sunlit harbour terrace, dubbed into Spanish with DUB in VlogMe
Spanish · DUB16:9

02Show, then explain

Translate the voice. Then decide about the lips.

Original English clip: a travel creator recommends a small harbour town
English original16:9
Source portrait: a travel creator in a white linen shirt on a sunlit harbour terrace
Source image

01Voice match

Hear the original, then the dub.

This is the English original of the clip above: a Hedra avatar made from one portrait and voiced with ElevenLabs v3 — “This little harbour town was my favourite stop of the whole trip.” Play both with sound. DUB detects the language and every speaker, translates the speech and re-voices it in a matching voice. It takes MP4, MOV or M4V files of up to 150 minutes.

Create Spanish version
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02Lip sync

Lips that follow the Spanish words.

A 4-second English clip about a first hire, paired with a Spanish ElevenLabs v3 track: “Tu primer fichaje no debe ser un jefe.” Lipsync 2 Pro re-timed her mouth to the new words and kept her face, the blazer and the office as they were. Drag the slider to compare. One run takes up to 60 seconds of audio.

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03Before you publish

A native speaker signs off first.

DUB offers one Spanish option and matches the voice to your speaker. Before you publish for Spain, Mexico or Argentina, have a native reviewer check names, numbers, claims and regional words. To change a line, voice the corrected script in Audio Studio and lip-sync that track.

Create Spanish version

DUB

Translate and dub your video
  1. Your starting materialA video you have rights to use
  2. The resultA Spanish version of your video
Continue in DUB

03How it works

From the English original to the Spanish release.

  1. Start with Spanish selected

    Continue from this page and DUB opens with Spanish as the target language. Note whether the release is for Spain or Latin America, so your reviewer knows what to check.

  2. Add the original video

    Upload the avatar video to DUB, confirm your rights and every speaker’s consent, and check the price per started minute.

  3. Dub, then sync the lips

    DUB saves a Spanish MP4 to Lab. Where a face speaks on camera, add a Lipsync 2 Pro pass with the Spanish voice track.

  • DUB
  • Spanish
  • Lipsync 2 Pro
  • Voices matched to speakers
  • Background sound kept

Another finished version

A café promo, re-voiced in Spanish

From an English original: “¡Llegó el menú de primavera: latte de lavanda y pastel de limón!”

DUB

One video in, a Spanish version out.

DUB handles long videos too: up to 150 minutes and 1 GB, several speakers, background sound kept. Every dub is saved to Lab, ready to trim in Video Editor, lip-sync in Video Studio or publish.

  • 28 target languages, Spanish included
  • Speakers detected automatically
  • Voices matched to the original speakers
  • Price per started minute, shown first
Create Spanish version

Questions before you translate

Spanish localization, step by step.

Does DUB translate the words automatically?

Yes. DUB detects the spoken language, translates the speech into Spanish and re-voices it. Have a fluent reviewer watch the result, especially names, numbers and product claims.

Will the lips match the Spanish speech?

DUB changes the voice, not the mouth. For lips that follow the Spanish words, run a Lipsync 2 Pro pass in Video Studio with the Spanish voice track, as in the example on this page.

Can I pick a Spanish accent?

DUB offers one Spanish option and matches the voice to your original speaker, so there is no accent setting. If you prepare your own Spanish track for lip sync in Audio Studio, choose a voice that suits your audience in Spain or Latin America, and have a native speaker review the wording.

Will the visuals change?

DUB keeps the picture as it is. The lip-sync workflow is designed to preserve the original shot while adapting the visible speech.

How long can the video be?

DUB accepts MP4, MOV or M4V files of up to 1 GB and 150 minutes. A lip-sync pass takes up to 60 seconds of audio at a time.

What does it cost?

DUB shows a credit price per started minute before you start. New accounts start with zero credits; buy a pack or a plan when you are ready.

Your video is ready

Same video. Now in Spanish.

Start here with Spanish preselected — no account needed yet. Create one when you continue; DUB shows the price before anything runs and saves the Spanish MP4 to Lab.

  • Spanish preselected
  • Voices matched to the speakers
  • Price shown before you dub

DUB for the voice · Lipsync 2 Pro for the lips