Why dub English videos into Thai
Thai audiences connect faster with a video that speaks Thai. Morphic translates English dialogue into Thai, re-voices each speaker in their own voice and lip-syncs their close-ups to the Thai words, all in one step. Add a Thai subtitle file after, and the same video works with the sound on or off.
English to Thai dubbing examples
Start with the English original, then switch to the Thai dub to hear the same line in both.
Family drama
His lips follow the Thai words. The mist, the river and the camera move stay as filmed.
Brand film
A finished spot in Thai, in her own voice, with no new recording.
How to dub English to Thai in Morphic
Prepare the English video
Use the final edit with clear dialogue. Each dub takes up to 10 minutes of video, so split a longer video at natural pauses in Compose. List the names and brand terms that must stay in English.
Ask Copilot for the Thai dub
Upload the video to a Copilot chat and write "Dub Video 1 into Thai", adding any names to keep as they are. Copilot translates the dialogue, re-voices each speaker in Thai in their own voice and lip-syncs their close-ups.

Review with a Thai speaker, add subtitles
Have a Thai speaker watch the dub, then ask for Thai subtitles. You get a timed Thai subtitle file to upload next to the video.
Releasing a series or catalogue in Thai? Let's build your custom workflow.
For studios, streaming platforms and brands. Tell us your titles, episodes and release dates, and we'll design a custom English to Thai dubbing workflow with you, with every character kept in their own voice.
Tips for English to Thai dubbing
- Keep names in English on purpose. Name people, places and brands in your request so the dub says them as they are.
- Check politeness with a native reviewer. Thai marks politeness in speech, so ask a Thai speaker whether each line suits the character and the audience.
- Test one scene first. Dub a short scene before a full episode and check the voice and the lips with your reviewer.
- Plan the subtitles as a file. Thai subtitles come as a timed subtitle file to upload with the video. Captions burned into the picture support Latin-script languages only.
English to Thai: dub or subtitles?
| Version | What Thai viewers get | When it fits |
|---|---|---|
| Thai subtitles | The English voices, with Thai text | Interviews and talks where the original voice matters most |
| Thai dub | The same people speaking Thai | Drama, ads, courses and anything watched with the sound on |
| Dub and subtitles | Thai audio plus a Thai subtitle file | Platform releases and videos that autoplay muted |
Making Thai stories from scratch? See Thai micro dramas, browse Thai voices for new voice-overs, or try Thai text to speech. Dubbing into Telugu too? Read English to Telugu dubbing.
Dub into many languages with Morphic
Thai is one of them. Every dub keeps the speaker's voice and syncs the lips.
Voice per speaker
Each person keeps their own, clip to end
Step
Translate, re-voice and lip-sync together
Per dub
Split longer videos and dub each part
- Their own voiceEvery speaker is re-voiced as themselves.
- Lips in syncClose-ups follow the new words, in the same step.
- Approve, then spendIn Ask mode, nothing is charged until you approve.
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- and many more
FAQs
Yes. Morphic Dub dubs into Thai. It translates the English dialogue, re-voices each speaker in Thai in their own voice and lip-syncs their close-ups to the Thai words, in one step.
Yes. Each speaker keeps their own voice in Thai. That voice lives inside the dub only; it is not a saved voice clone you can reuse elsewhere.
Yes, as a second step. Ask for subtitles after the dub and you get a timed Thai subtitle file. Burned-in captions support Latin-script languages only, so upload the Thai file next to the video.
Up to 10 minutes per dub. Split a longer video into parts, dub each into Thai, and join them again in Compose.
Yes. Morphic Dub also dubs into Vietnamese, Indonesian, Malay, Filipino and Burmese.
Dubbing with the lips synced is on every paid plan. On the free plan Morphic dubs the audio track only.