EarDub NEW

EarDub is a Chrome and Edge extension that provides AI-based YouTube dubbing and on-site video translation. It dubs videos in real time with sentence-level sync to the speaker and context-aware translation that joins captions into full sentences.

The extension supports multilingual output (75 languages, 300+ voices) and can generate speech from audio when captions are absent. Bilingual subtitles are available alongside the dubbed audio, and separate volume controls let users blend original and dubbed tracks.

EarDub runs in the browser without uploading videos and can operate on YouTube, course platforms, and other allowed sites.

Key Features

• Chrome and Edge browser extension that runs entirely in-browser without uploading videos
• Real-time AI dubbing with sentence-level synchronization to the speaker
• Context-aware translation that joins captions into full sentences
• Multilingual output with multiple voice options
• Generates speech from audio when captions are absent

Use Cases

• Localize marketing and product videos directly in-browser using EarDub's Chrome/Edge extension with real-time AI dubbing and context-aware translation, maintain natural delivery with sentence-level audio sync, add bilingual subtitles across 75 languages and 300+ voices, and use separate audio blending controls to preserve music and original sound effects
• Convert corporate training, e-learning, and onboarding videos into multilingual courses without leaving your browser by leveraging EarDub's automatic speech generation and context-aware translation, apply sentence-level sync for accurate timing, include bilingual subtitles for comprehension and compliance, and choose from 300+ voices across 75 languages to match regional tone
• Enable content creators and support teams to publish globally-ready tutorials and demo videos on-site with EarDub's real-time dubbing and bilingual subtitle generation, retain conversational context and terminology with context-aware translation, select appropriate voices from 300+ options, and fine-tune mix using separate audio blending controls for a polished final video

Who is it for?

• Youtube viewers who don't speak the video's language
• Language learners
• Online course students
• Educators and instructors
• Content creators and video publishers who want localized versions
• Localization and translation professionals
• Corporate training and l&d teams
• Accessibility-focused users (e.g., deaf or hard-of-hearing or caption-preferring viewers)
• Researchers and academics consuming multilingual video content
• Multilingual professionals and international teams