Easily dub your content into Hindi and add synced captions so everyone can follow along.
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Import your video or audio
Start by bringing your file into a new project. The software automatically transcribes your content, paving the way for both dubbing and captions. Just ensure your final transcript is accurate—clean up any misspellings or anomalies first.
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Turn on Hindi dubbing
Open the translation or dubbing settings, pick ‘Hindi’ as the language, and confirm you want to generate a Hindi voiceover. In one go, your original track can be revoiced using AI, preserving your tone and style—just in Hindi.
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Attach or refine your captions
Once your content is dubbed, generate captions in the timeline. Clean up fillers like “um” or “uh,” and consider including speaker names in the captions to keep viewers attentive. From there, you can save or export your captioned video with minimal hassle.
Boost Accessibility
Captions make your content easy to follow for everyone, including viewers who watch on mute or those with hearing impairments.
Enhance Comprehension
Some words get lost in translation. Captions help clarify names, places, or jargon—improving the flow of your Hindi dubbing tool project.
Reach Larger Audiences
Captions alongside Hindi dubbing mean you can expand globally while still connecting with local Hindi speakers.
It’s not just about switching languages; it’s about creating versatile, polished videos every time.
Accuracy & Speed
Use AI-transcription and translation to dub and caption your content in minutes, not hours.
Multiple Formats
Export captions or subtitles as SRT, VTT, or burn them into the video. Ideal for platforms that require specific file types.
Speaker Labeling
Automatically identify and separate each speaker so you can add accurate labels to your Hindi captions.
Seamless Dubbing Flow
While your voice track is replaced with a proper Hindi version, the captions remain synced—no re-editing needed.
Donna B.
30 minutes / month of dubbing in 20+ languages
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