English to Chinese AI Dubbing

Try dubbing on Morphic

To dub an English video into Chinese, upload it to Morphic and choose Chinese. Morphic translates the speech and re-voices each speaker in their own voice; on paid plans, Veed Dubbing also syncs their lips to the new words. Each run takes a clip up to 10 minutes, and you can add Chinese subtitles instead of, or alongside, the dub.

English to Chinese, dubbed on Morphic

The same speaker — switch between the English original and the Chinese dub, and play with sound to hear the new language in their own voice, lips synced.

English to Chinese AI dub, same speaker
English to Chinese AI dub, same speaker

How AI dubbing works on Morphic

On paid plans, translation, voice and lip sync are one generation — upload a clip and the finished video comes back speaking the new language. (The free plan dubs the audio only.)

  1. 1

    Upload your video

    Drop in any clip with English speech, up to 10 minutes long.

  2. 2

    Translate the speech

    Morphic transcribes the audio and translates it into Chinese, keeping names and key terms intact.

  3. 3

    Re-voice each speaker

    Every speaker is re-voiced in Chinese in their own voice, timed to the original delivery.

  4. 4

    Sync the lips

    On paid plans, the lips are redrawn to the new words in the same generation — no separate step.

  5. 5

    Add captions

    Export a Chinese subtitle file to pair with the dub, or use subtitles on their own.

About English to Chinese dubbing

Script: Simplified and Traditional Chinese. Spoken in China, Taiwan and Singapore. Pro adds Taiwanese Mandarin; Standard dubs the base language. Mandarin; Cantonese has its own page.

FAQs

How do I dub an English video into Chinese?
Upload the video to Morphic and choose Chinese. Morphic transcribes the English speech, translates it, and re-voices each speaker in their own voice. On paid plans the lips are redrawn to the new words in the same step, so the finished video comes back speaking Chinese.
Does the Chinese dub keep the original speaker's voice?
Yes. Each speaker is re-voiced in their own voice rather than a generic one, timed to the original delivery, so the dubbed video still sounds like the people in it.
Can I add Chinese subtitles instead of dubbing?
Yes. You can add Chinese subtitles instead of the dub, or alongside it, from the same video.
How long a video can I dub at once?
On paid plans, each run dubs a clip up to 10 minutes long with the lips synced; the free plan dubs the audio only. For a longer video, split it into shorter sections and dub each one.

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