Context-aware AI dubbing, not word-for-word
Most tools translate captions one fragment at a time, so the result sounds machine-made. Our YouTube dubbing extension joins captions into full sentences before translating, and checks every translation.
YouTube dubbing extension for Chrome & Edge
Press play on any YouTube video and an AI voice dubs it in real time, in sync with the speaker, so you listen instead of reading subtitles. No video uploads, no waiting. 75 languages, 300+ voices.

Ahora puedes escuchar cada idea sin leer subtítulos.
Now you can hear every idea without reading subtitles.
Pick a language: the English audio switches to a natural AI voice, in sync with the picture, with bilingual subtitles.
17 languages to try here · the extension has 75 languages and 300+ voices
Real EarDub output, nothing edited. Switch languages while it plays.
Video: What is Machine Learning? by Oxford Sparks, University of Oxford (CC BY 3.0), dubbed by EarDub. Not affiliated.
Want this on YouTube? Install the dubbing extension and press play.
Add to ChromeSet up once, then two clicks per video. No video uploads, no waiting.
Install it free, sign in and pick your language once.
Open a video and click EarDub in the toolbar (pin it from the puzzle icon if hidden). At the top of the panel, press the “Dub this video” button, or the “Allow on …” button on sites other than YouTube.
The AI voice starts in sync with the picture, with bilingual subtitles.
Built for YouTube. It also dubs Udemy, Coursera and other video sites you allow, and only runs where you ask it to.
Courses behind a login or a paywall work too, unless the video is copy-protected.
Subtitle translators make you read. EarDub reads to you, a full sentence at a time.
Most tools translate captions one fragment at a time, so the result sounds machine-made. Our YouTube dubbing extension joins captions into full sentences before translating, and checks every translation.
Many videos have no captions. On paid plans, EarDub recognizes the speech in the audio and dubs it anyway.
How dubbing without captions worksEach sentence is timed to the speaker's words and plays to the end; speech speeds up slightly (up to 1.45x) to keep pace. Jump anywhere and the voice realigns.
Separate volume sliders for the original sound and the voice. Keep the speaker quietly underneath, or mute the original.
Show translated subtitles from 14 to 28 px, or hide them. Reading becomes a choice.
Dubbing starts only when you press the button, and EarDub runs only on YouTube and the sites you allow.
300+ AI voices, male and female, many with regional accents, to match the tone of the video.
Jenny · Guy
Dalia · Jorge
Francisca · Antonio
Denise · Henri
Katja · Conrad
Nanami · Keita
SunHi · InJoon
晓晓 · 云扬
Swara · Madhur
Hoai My · Nam Minh
Gadis · Ardi
Salma · Shakir
…and 63 more languages, from Arabic dialects to Swahili.
Source videos: any spoken language. Auto-detection works best with English, Japanese, Korean, and Spanish.
Three ways to understand a foreign-language video, compared honestly.
| Capability | EarDub | YouTube auto dubbing | Subtitle translators |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dubs as you watch, with no upload and no wait for the whole video | Pre-made by the creator | ||
| Choose from multiple AI voices | 300+ voices | ||
| Voices in languages YouTube can't dub (Turkish, Vietnamese, Chinese) | |||
| Works on any YouTube video with captions | Yes | Only creator-enabled videos | |
| Works beyond YouTube (course sites and more) | Varies | ||
| Viewer decides when dubbing is on | On by default | ||
| Listen instead of reading | |||
| Mix original and dubbed volume | |||
| Bilingual subtitles while dubbing | |||
| Free tier | 30 min a day, up to 180 a month | Free | Usually free |
Based on publicly documented behavior as of October 2026.
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Worth watching, but not in your language? These are the moments AI YouTube dubbing is made for.
Fireship and freeCodeCamp, LangChain and Linux courses, guides to the newest AI tools. Hear the explanation in your language while your eyes stay on the code; function and library names stay as they are.
Futures, forex and crypto courses, ICT mentorship series and daily market analysis. Keep your eyes on the chart while every term comes through clearly.
Udemy and Coursera courses, university lectures and professional classes from networking to medicine. When one lecture ends, EarDub moves on to the next by itself.
League of Legends coaching, Minecraft series and strategy guides from top players abroad. Watch every move while the commentary plays in your language.
Joe Rogan, founder interviews and three-hour conversations, heard like a dubbed show, even while you cook or commute. For now, all speakers share one voice.
Drama episodes, narrated stories and anime recaps posted on YouTube, in your language. Copy-protected services such as Netflix can't be dubbed.
EarDub is a YouTube dubbing extension for Chrome and Edge. It translates a video's captions with AI (or, on paid plans, recognizes the speech when there are none) and plays a natural AI voice in sync with the video. It dubs into 75 languages with 300+ voices, on YouTube and other video sites.
Yes. The free plan dubs 30 minutes a day (180 a month), up to 3 videos of up to 60 minutes each, for videos with captions. Basic ($9.99/month or $83/year) gives 60 hours a month and dubs videos without captions. Pro ($19.99/month or $155/year) has no time limit.
Yes, on the paid plans: EarDub recognizes the speech in the video's audio and dubs it. This works wherever EarDub can read the sound, except copy-protected video (such as Netflix) and live streams.
YouTube's auto-dubbing appears only on videos whose creators turned it on, in a few languages, with a voice you can't change. EarDub works on almost any YouTube video, in 75 languages with 300+ voices, and only when you turn it on. If a video already offers your language under Settings → Audio track, that's the quickest option.
On Android, yes: install the free Vivaldi browser, which runs Chrome extensions, and add EarDub to dub YouTube on your phone or tablet. iPhone, iPad and the YouTube app aren't supported yet.
Yes. Pick English as the dubbing language and EarDub speaks Japanese, Spanish, Korean, Chinese or any other foreign-language video in an English AI voice, in sync with the speaker. English is one of 75 dubbing languages, with 38 voices in 14 accents, including US, UK, Indian and Australian English.
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Install the YouTube dubbing extension for Chrome or Edge, sign in with Google, Microsoft or email, and dub 30 minutes a day for free.