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AI Video Dubbing Guides for Creators
Step-by-step guides on dubbing your videos into Tagalog and other languages with AI — transcribe, translate, and voice your content while keeping the original music and sound effects. Reach new audiences without losing your production quality.
Dub a video free →What you can do with DubFlow
Everything our guides cover, powered by the DubFlow app.
Dub videos with AI
Transcribe, translate, and voice a video into a new language in one pass — no voice actor required.
Reach Tagalog viewers
Localize English or Chinese videos for 90M+ Filipino speakers, an under-served global audience.
Keep your music & SFX
Stem separation preserves your soundtrack, so only the speech is replaced — not your whole mix.
Edit line by line
Fix any translation and re-voice just that single line in seconds, instead of reprocessing the video.
Grow on YouTube
Add your dub as a multi-language audio track and capture watch time from non-primary-language viewers.
Start free
Run the full transcribe → translate → voice flow on a short video at no cost, then upgrade for more.
Latest guides
Practical, step-by-step walkthroughs for creators.
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How to Dub a YouTube Video into Tagalog (Free)
Transcribe, translate, and voice your English or Chinese video in Tagalog with AI — while keeping your original music and sound effects. A full 7-step walkthrough.
About DubFlow
DubFlow is an AI video dubbing tool built for creators who want to reach new audiences without giving up production quality. Upload a video and DubFlow transcribes the speech, translates it into your target language, and voices it with natural neural text-to-speech.
What sets it apart is that your original music and sound effects survive: DubFlow uses stem separation to replace only the talking, and a per-line editor lets you correct and re-voice any line in seconds. Dub English and Chinese videos into Tagalog today, with more languages coming.
Try DubFlow free →Frequently asked questions
What is DubFlow?
DubFlow is an AI video dubbing tool. It transcribes your video's speech, translates it into another language, and voices it with neural text-to-speech — while keeping your original background music and sound effects intact.
What languages can DubFlow dub videos into?
DubFlow currently dubs English and Chinese videos into Tagalog, with more source and target languages on the way.
Does DubFlow keep my original music and sound effects?
Yes. DubFlow uses stem separation to isolate speech from the music and sound effects, so only the talking is replaced by the new voice. Your soundtrack stays intact.
Is DubFlow free to try?
Yes. DubFlow has a free tier that runs the full transcribe, translate, and voice flow on short videos. Paid plans add more minutes and longer videos, starting at $3/mo introductory.
Can I use a DubFlow dub on my existing YouTube video?
Yes. Since September 2025 YouTube supports multiple audio tracks per video, so you can add your DubFlow dub as an extra language track on the same video URL.