AI dubbing that keeps your voice

TH-Labs is an AI dubbing system: upload a video, pick the languages, and get back the same speaker, speaking fluently in each of them — with their own voice and matched lip movement.

What AI dubbing does

Traditional dubbing needs a translator, a voice actor per language and a studio session for every update. AI dubbing replaces that chain with one pipeline: speech recognition transcribes the original, machine translation carries the meaning into the target language, and a cloned voice speaks the result in the original speaker's timbre.

The result is a dub that sounds like the person on screen rather than a stranger reading a script — which is the difference between an audience that stays and one that switches off.

Why TH-Labs

Voice cloning from about three seconds of reference audio, kept consistent across every line. Lip sync matched to the dubbed track. Multi-speaker detection, so an interview or a panel keeps each voice distinct. Subtitle and caption export alongside the audio.

Pre-recorded video runs faster than real time — a ten-minute file is usually ready in a few minutes — and live streams can be dubbed continuously at roughly two seconds of delay.

Who uses AI dubbing

Creators taking a YouTube channel into new markets, schools and online courses reaching students in their own language, companies localising product videos and training, and broadcasters running live events for a multilingual audience. Developers can do all of it programmatically through the API.

How it works

  1. 01Upload a video or audio file, or connect a live stream.
  2. 02Choose one or more of 40+ target languages.
  3. 03TH-Labs transcribes, translates and re-voices it with a clone of the original speaker.
  4. 04Download the dubbed video, the audio track or the subtitles.

Frequently asked questions

How many languages does the AI dubbing support?
Over forty, in both directions, with more added regularly.
Does the dub use my own voice?
Yes. The system clones the original speaker from about three seconds of clean reference audio and keeps that voice consistent across the whole video.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. Pricing is usage-based, billed by minutes processed, with a free tier to try it.