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10 Best AI Dubbing Tools of 2026

Statlyst data desk · updated November 11, 2026 · next review December 26, 2026

ElevenLabs is the best AI dubbing tool for video creators in 2026 because its Dubbing Studio comes with the $6 per month Starter plan, covers 90+ languages and keeps a clone of the original speaker's voice; ElevenLabs reported more than $330 million in annual recurring revenue at the end of 2025. HeyGen suits creators who want lip-synced translation in 175 languages and dialects from $29 per month, and Vozo gives the most dubbing time per dollar among the self-serve plans we checked, about 50 minutes for $29. The cheapest paid entry is CAMB.AI Essentials at $5 per month, though it includes only 1 dubbing minute; prices were checked in November 2026.

Market data

#ProductFeatures (35%)Adoption and reviews (35%)Value (30%)OverallUsers or customersFrom
1ElevenLabs Dubbing9.39.49.09.2$330 million (2025)$6
2HeyGen8.89.28.08.740 million (2026)$29
3Vozo8.58.68.68.67 million (2026)$29
4Rask AI8.98.47.68.34 million (2026)$39
5Speechify Studio7.68.98.48.355 million (2026)$8.33
6Synthesia8.28.08.08.12 million (2026)$19
7Maestra7.68.28.38.05 million (2026)$39
8Dubverse7.08.37.87.711 million (2026)$18
9Perso AI7.96.08.87.5n/a$6.99
10CAMB.AI8.46.57.27.4n/a$5

Adoption figures come from company filings, official releases or independent surveys, linked in each entry. We compared documented features and published prices; we did not run hands-on tests. Scoring method

This list is for YouTubers, course makers and marketing teams who want to publish the same video in more languages without booking voice actors. We ranked ten AI dubbing tools on three things: documented dubbing features such as language count, voice cloning and lip sync (35 percent), adoption backed by a published figure (35 percent) and value, meaning what a US plan costs and how many dubbing minutes it includes (30 percent). We compared documented features and published prices on each vendor's own pages and did not run hands-on tests, so voice quality claims here are the vendor's own descriptions. Every price below was read in US dollars on the vendor's pricing page in November 2026. Adoption figures are mostly self-reported by the vendors and count different things, so read them as scale signals.

AssessmentElevenLabs ranks first because it combines the largest published business figure in this group, over $330 million in ARR at the end of 2025, with a low entry price: the $6 Starter plan includes Dubbing Studio and 30,000 credits, enough for about 10 minutes of automatic dubbing without a watermark at 3,000 credits per minute. HeyGen is the pick when the speaker is on camera, since it pairs video translation in 175 languages and dialects with lip sync and reports more than 26 million videos translated. Vozo is the value leader for volume, listing about 50 dubbing minutes on its $29 Creator plan, while Rask AI sells plain minutes with 135+ languages and voice cloning in 57 of them. Speechify Studio, Synthesia and Maestra are solid choices if you already use them for voiceovers, avatars or captions. Dubverse, Perso AI and CAMB.AI round out the list with low entry prices or very wide language support, but publish less adoption evidence.

  1. 1

    ElevenLabs Dubbing

    9.2overall

    AI voice platform whose Dubbing Studio translates audio and video into 90+ languages in a clone of the original speaker's voice.

    Best forCreators who want voice-cloned dubs at a low monthly price

    Adoption data

    $330 millionElevenLabs said in its February 2026 Series D announcement that it closed 2025 with more than $330 million in annual recurring revenue across all of its voice products.

    ElevenLabs, ElevenLabs raises $500M Series D at $11B valuation (2025): “ElevenLabs closed 2025 with over $330 million in ARR”

    ElevenLabs sells dubbing as part of one credit-based voice subscription. Its pricing page lists Dubbing Studio from the Starter plan at $6 per month, with 30,000 credits and a commercial license; the first month costs $1. Automatic dubbing uses 2,000 credits per minute with a watermark or 3,000 without, so Starter covers about 10 clean minutes and Creator, at $22 with 121,000 credits, covers about 40. Editing a dub line by line in Dubbing Studio costs more, 10,000 credits per minute without a watermark. The dubbing page says Dubbing v2 supports 90+ languages and accents and conditions on the source performance rather than a transcript, so tone carries across languages, and every dub uses a clone of the original voice. The company reported more than $330 million in ARR at the end of 2025. The trade-off is that the shared credit pool makes monthly dubbing minutes depend on what else you generate, and the product does not list lip sync.

    Strengths

    • +Starter at $6 per month covers about 10 minutes of watermark-free automatic dubbing
    • +Commercial license starts on the Starter plan
    • +One credit pool also covers text to speech, voice changer and sound effects

    Limitations

    • −Dubbing Studio editing costs 10,000 credits per minute without a watermark
    • −Credit math is shared across products, so dubbing minutes are not fixed
    • −No lip sync is listed for the dubbing product

    SummaryElevenLabs is the best choice for creators who want the original speaker's voice in 90+ languages, because Dubbing Studio starts on a $6 plan. Heavy editors should budget for the 10,000 credits per minute that Studio dubbing costs.

  2. 2

    HeyGen

    8.7overall

    AI video platform with avatars and lip-synced video translation into 175 languages and dialects.

    Best forOn-camera creators who need lip-synced translations

    Adoption data

    40 millionHeyGen's about page says more than 40 million people and 85 percent of the Fortune 100 use the product, a self-reported 2026 figure; the same page counts more than 26 million videos translated.

    HeyGen, About HeyGen (2026): “Used by over 40 million people and 85% of the Fortune 100.”

    HeyGen started as an avatar video maker and now treats translation as one of its main uses. The Creator plan, $29 per month, includes 600 credits, 1080p export, no HeyGen branding and the Global Language Suite of 175 languages and dialects, with videos up to 30 minutes each. Pro, at $49, adds 1,000 credits, 4K export and the ability to edit and proofread translation scripts, which matters for names and technical terms. The Free plan lets you try lip-sync translation on up to 3 watermarked videos a month, each up to 1 minute. HeyGen's about page reports more than 40 million users and a running count of more than 26 million videos translated, the largest dubbing-specific figure we found. The weakness for budget planning is that plans are sold in credits shared across avatars, video generation and translation, and the pricing page does not convert them into translated minutes.

    Strengths

    • +Largest published translated video count among the tools here
    • +Lip sync built into translation, not sold as a separate add-on
    • +1080p export and HeyGen branding removed from $29

    Limitations

    • −Free plan limits videos to 1 minute and 30+ languages
    • −Plans list credits, not translation minutes, so cost per minute is unclear
    • −Script proofreading is a Pro feature at $49 per month

    SummaryHeyGen is the best choice for creators who appear on camera, because its translation keeps lips in sync across 175 languages and dialects. Choose Pro if you need to correct scripts before rendering.

  3. 3

    Vozo

    8.6overall

    AI video translation tool that dubs, lip syncs and translates on-screen text into 160+ languages.

    Best forCreators dubbing many minutes a month on a fixed budget

    Adoption data

    7 millionVozo's homepage says the tool is trusted by more than 7 million creators and companies in over 40 countries, a self-reported 2026 figure.

    Vozo, Vozo homepage (2026): “Trusted by 7M+ creators and companies in 40+ countries.”

    Vozo prices dubbing in AI points and, unlike most rivals, prints the minute conversion next to each plan. The Creator plan costs $29 per month and includes 150 points, listed as about 50 AI dubbing minutes, about 15 lip sync minutes or about 15 visual translate minutes. That works out to roughly $0.58 per plain dubbing minute, the lowest per-minute cost among the entry plans we checked. Creator also unlocks API access, removes the watermark and accepts videos up to 60 minutes. Studio, at $99, raises the allowance to about 200 dubbing minutes, adds 3 seats, bulk upload and a glossary for brand terms. Vozo says it translates both speech and visuals into 160+ languages, and its homepage claims more than 7 million creators and companies. The catch is that lip sync draws points about three times faster than plain dubbing, so talking-head channels get far fewer minutes than the headline number.

    Strengths

    • +About $0.58 per dubbing minute on the $29 Creator plan
    • +Unused points stay valid for two months
    • +Visual translate handles text burned into the video

    Limitations

    • −Lip sync uses about three times the points of plain dubbing
    • −Free plan is limited to 3 projects and 20 points
    • −Creator allows 1 seat and 2 concurrent tasks

    SummaryVozo is the best choice for high-volume creators because its $29 Creator plan lists about 50 dubbing minutes. Talking-head channels that need lip sync should plan on about 15 minutes instead.

  4. 4

    Rask AI

    8.3overall

    Video localization platform that dubs into 135+ languages and sells plans by included minutes.

    Best forCreators who want a fixed number of dubbing minutes per plan

    Adoption data

    4 millionRask AI's homepage says the product is trusted by more than 4,000,000 users, a self-reported 2026 figure.

    Rask AI, Rask AI homepage (2026): “Trusted by 4,000,000+ users”

    Rask AI is built only for localization, and its pricing reflects that: each plan includes a set number of minutes rather than a credit pool. The free trial gives 3 minutes with no card. Creator costs $39 per month for 25 minutes, Creator Pro $99 for 100 minutes with lip sync, and Business $249 for 250 minutes with team review and on-screen text translation. Every plan dubs into 135+ languages, and voice cloning covers 57 of them. Rask's feature list also includes multi-speaker translation, a translation dictionary and translation prompting, useful when a channel has recurring names or jargon, and the pricing page says you pay once for the result you approve, with unlimited re-editing and redubbing. The homepage claims more than 4,000,000 users. The downside is cost per minute: $1.56 on Creator, falling to about $0.99 on Creator Pro, and monthly plan minutes vanish at the end of each cycle unless you pay annually.

    Strengths

    • +Plans state minutes directly: 25, 100 or 250 a month
    • +Unlimited re-editing and redubbing of approved projects
    • +Annual plan minutes roll over while the subscription is active

    Limitations

    • −Creator works out to $1.56 per minute, higher than Vozo or Perso AI
    • −Lip sync needs Creator Pro at $99 per month
    • −Monthly plan minutes expire at the end of each billing cycle

    SummaryRask AI is the best choice for creators who want predictable minute counts, because each plan states its minutes and dubs into 135+ languages. Expect to pay more per minute than with Vozo.

  5. 5

    Speechify Studio

    8.3overall

    Voiceover and dubbing studio from the Speechify text to speech company, with 1,000+ voices and 60+ dubbing languages.

    Best forCreators who also need voiceovers, on a yearly budget

    Adoption data

    55 millionSpeechify's homepage says more than 55 million people use its reading and speech products; the count covers the whole company, not Studio dubbing alone.

    Speechify, Speechify homepage (2026): “Today, over 55 million people can achieve their full potential in school and society because Speechify lets them read faster, read more, and remember more.”

    Speechify is best known for its text to speech reader, and Speechify Studio is its separate creator product for voiceovers and dubbing. The free plan includes 600 Studio credits and Dubbing Studio but no commercial usage rights. Studio Starter costs $100 per year, about $8.33 a month, and includes 86,400 Studio credits, 1,000+ voices, stock media and commercial rights; Studio Creator costs $300 per year for 345,600 credits. The dubbing page says Studio can dub videos into 60+ languages and accents and lets you adjust timing and voices in an editor. Speechify reports more than 55 million users across its products, which signals a large company behind the tool, though not dubbing usage. The limits are a shorter language list than ElevenLabs or Rask AI, yearly-only paid plans, and no published conversion from Studio credits to dubbing minutes.

    Strengths

    • +Lowest yearly entry here at $100 for 86,400 Studio credits
    • +Voiceover and dubbing share one subscription
    • +Free plan includes Dubbing Studio for testing

    Limitations

    • −Free plan has no commercial usage rights
    • −Paid Studio plans are sold yearly only
    • −Pricing page does not convert credits into dubbing minutes

    SummarySpeechify Studio is the best choice for creators who want voiceovers and dubbing on one cheap yearly bill, because Studio Starter costs $100 a year. Pick a wider-language tool if you need more than 60+ languages.

  6. 6

    Synthesia

    8.1overall

    AI avatar video platform with video dubbing and one-click translation into 140+ languages.

    Best forTraining and business teams that already make avatar videos

    Adoption data

    2 millionSynthesia's homepage invites visitors to join more than 2 million users, a self-reported 2026 figure.

    Synthesia, Synthesia homepage (2026): “Join 2M+ users today and start creating videos with AI avatars in 140+ languages.”

    Synthesia is an avatar video platform for business teams, and dubbing sits inside the same credit pool as its avatar videos. Every account, including the free Basic plan, gets 10 minutes of Studio video creation or dubbing a month, though free videos are watermarked. Starter costs $19 per month after a $9 first month and adds 1,250 credits, which Synthesia says cover up to 16 more minutes of dubbing; Pro, at $89 after a $49 first month, adds 6,000 credits for up to 78 dubbing minutes. The platform lists 140+ languages and voices and offers a dubbing API for automated pipelines. Synthesia's homepage reports more than 2 million users. For pure dubbing the value is fair, about 26 minutes for $19 when the free allowance is counted, but the product is designed around avatar presenters, so solo creators who only dub uploads may pay for features they skip.

    Strengths

    • +Free allowance includes dubbing, not only avatar video
    • +Starter at $19 covers up to 26 dubbing minutes with the free allowance
    • +Same plan also makes avatar and screen-recorded videos

    Limitations

    • −Free Basic videos carry a Synthesia watermark
    • −Credits are shared across video, dubbing and surveys
    • −Pro jumps to $89 per month after the first month

    SummarySynthesia is the best choice for teams that already build avatar training videos, because dubbing into 140+ languages shares the same plan and credits. Solo creators who only dub uploads get more minutes per dollar from Vozo.

  7. 7

    Maestra

    8.0overall

    AI transcription, subtitle and voiceover platform that dubs video and audio into 125+ languages.

    Best forCreators who need captions and dubbing from one subscription

    Adoption data

    5 millionMaestra's about page says the platform is trusted by more than 5 million users, a self-reported 2026 figure.

    Maestra, About Maestra (2026): “Trusted by 5M+ users”

    Maestra, from Katara Tech, started with transcription and subtitles and now sells separate voiceover plans for dubbing. Voiceover Basic is listed at $39 per month billed annually and includes 120 minutes of voiceover into another language, about $0.33 a minute, which is cheap if standard AI voices are good enough. Premium at $79 gives 300 voiceover minutes or 100 minutes with pro voices and voice cloning, plus API access and AI rewriting. Business at $159 adds DeepL translation, a translation glossary and optional lip sync at $2 per minute. Maestra says it can caption, translate and dub into 125+ languages, and its about page claims more than 5 million users. The trade-offs are annual billing for the advertised prices, voice cloning only from Premium, and a pricing page split into four product grids that takes some reading.

    Strengths

    • +About $0.33 per voiceover minute on Voiceover Basic
    • +Same company covers transcription, subtitles and live captions
    • +Separate glossary and DeepL options for higher accuracy

    Limitations

    • −Listed $39 price is billed annually
    • −Voice cloning starts on Premium at $79 per month
    • −Lip sync costs an extra $2 per minute

    SummaryMaestra is the best choice for creators who want subtitles and dubbing in one account, because Voiceover Basic includes 120 minutes into 125+ languages. Choose Premium if your own cloned voice matters.

  8. 8

    Dubverse

    7.7overall

    AI dubbing and subtitle platform with strong support for Indian languages and mixed-language scripts.

    Best forCreators dubbing into Indian languages

    Adoption data

    11 millionDubverse's homepage refers to more than 11 million creators and developers, a self-reported 2026 figure.

    Dubverse, Dubverse homepage (2026): “What 11M+ creators & developers have to say about Dubverse”

    Dubverse is an India-based dubbing platform priced in credits, with 1 minute of dubbing costing 4 credits and 1 minute of subtitles costing 1. Pro costs $18 per month, or $9 per month billed yearly, for 50 credits, about 12 dubbing minutes, with premium speakers, no watermark and videos under 60 minutes. Supreme, at $30, adds voice cloning, GPT-4 translations, priority processing and videos up to 150 minutes. Enterprise adds multi-speaker support and lip sync. The homepage highlights consistent cloned voices across 10+ Indian languages and voiceovers for mixed scripts such as Hinglish, which is where it differs from the Western tools here, and it refers to more than 11 million creators and developers. A 2-day free trial needs no card. The weaknesses are a small monthly minute allowance, voice cloning held back to Supreme, and no published total language count on the pages we checked.

    Strengths

    • +Yearly Pro works out to $9 per month
    • +Prices shown in both USD and INR
    • +Redo by range and transcript customizer in the editor

    Limitations

    • −Pro's 50 credits cover only about 12 dubbing minutes
    • −Voice cloning needs Supreme at $30 per month
    • −Lip sync is listed only on Enterprise

    SummaryDubverse is the best choice for creators targeting Indian audiences, because it supports cloned voices across 10+ Indian languages and mixed scripts like Hinglish. Creators dubbing more than 12 minutes a month should compare Vozo.

  9. 9

    Perso AI

    7.5overall

    AI dubbing service with lip dubbing and per-minute pricing that drops to $0.11 on its Pro plan.

    Best forShort-video creators who want lip dubbing at a low entry price

    Perso AI publishes its per-minute dubbing rate on every plan, which makes it easy to compare. Starter costs $6.99 per month, $3.49 for new subscribers' first month, and includes 420 credits for up to 7 minutes of dubbing at $1.00 per minute, with lip dubbing, script editing, no watermark and 1080p export, but videos are capped at 3 minutes. Creator at $29 raises the allowance to up to 40 minutes at $0.73 per minute and 15-minute videos. Pro at $99 covers up to 900 minutes from $0.11 per minute, adds its Nightingale and Finch models and 4K export, and allows 30-minute videos. The pricing FAQ says Perso Dubbing supports 99+ languages. We found no user or revenue figure from the company that we could cite, so its adoption score is conservative. It suits Shorts, Reels and TikTok creators; long-form channels hit the length caps on the cheaper plans.

    Strengths

    • +Lip dubbing on a $6.99 plan
    • +Pricing page states the per-minute rate for each plan
    • +Pro offers the lowest published per-minute rate here

    Limitations

    • −Starter caps videos at 3 minutes
    • −Free plan allows only 1 generation at 720p
    • −No published user or revenue figure we could cite

    SummaryPerso AI is the best choice for short-form creators who want lip dubbing cheaply, because Starter includes it for $6.99 a month. Heavy users get the lowest published rate, from $0.11 a minute, on Pro.

  10. 10

    CAMB.AI

    7.4overall

    AI localization company that dubs, narrates and live-translates into 150+ languages for media and sports.

    Best forCreators who need rare languages or live dubbing

    CAMB.AI builds its own speech models and sells them to broadcasters and sports leagues as well as to creators. Its homepage lists voices and captions in 150+ languages and a case study of IMAX documentaries dubbed into over 150 languages with the same narrator, the widest coverage among the tools here. Self-serve pricing starts at $5 per month for Essentials with 10K credits, but the plan table shows that buys only 1 minute of platform dubbing. Pro at $20 gives 4 minutes, Premier at $75 gives 16 and Advanced at $250 gives 58, so dubbing works out to roughly $4 to $5 a minute. Paid plans carry no watermark, and the per-dub duration limit grows from 10 minutes on Essentials to 120 on Expert. We found no company user or revenue figure to cite, so adoption is scored conservatively. CAMB.AI makes sense when a language is missing elsewhere or you need live dubbing, not for cheap bulk minutes.

    Strengths

    • +Cheapest paid entry on this list at $5 per month
    • +Widest stated language coverage here at 150+
    • +Same credits also cover text to speech, audiobooks and translation

    Limitations

    • −Essentials includes only 1 dubbing minute a month
    • −About $4.69 per minute on Premier, among the highest here
    • −No published user or revenue figure we could cite

    SummaryCAMB.AI is the best choice for creators who need uncommon languages, because it lists 150+ languages and dubbed IMAX documentaries into over 150. Budget creators should note that the $5 plan includes just 1 dubbing minute.

Choosing a product

Turn every plan into a price per dubbing minute
Vendors sell credits, points or minutes, and the conversion differs. ElevenLabs charges 3,000 credits per minute of automatic dubbing without a watermark, Dubverse charges 4 credits per dubbed minute, and Vozo lists about 50 dubbing minutes for 150 points. Rask AI and Perso AI state minutes directly. Divide the plan price by the minutes you get and compare that number, not the headline price.
Check that your target languages are supported for voice cloning
Language counts on the homepage often cover translation or subtitles, not cloned voices. Rask AI translates into 135+ languages but clones voices in 57, and Maestra separates standard voiceover minutes from pro voice and voice cloning minutes. If you want your own voice in every language, look for the cloning list rather than the translation list.
Decide whether you need lip sync
Lip sync matters for talking heads and on-camera presenters, less for screen recordings or narration. HeyGen and Perso AI include lip-synced translation on their entry plans, Rask AI adds it on Creator Pro at $99 per month, and Maestra charges $2 per minute for lip sync on its Business plan. Vozo counts lip sync at about a third of the minutes of plain dubbing.
Watch per-video length limits and rollover rules
Cheap plans often cap video length. Perso AI Starter allows 3-minute videos, HeyGen Free allows 1 minute, and Dubverse Pro allows videos under 60 minutes. Rollover also varies: Rask AI monthly minutes expire at the end of each cycle, Vozo points last two months, and ElevenLabs rolls credits over for up to two months on active paid plans.
Confirm commercial rights and watermarks before publishing
Free tiers usually add a watermark or exclude commercial use. Speechify Studio's free plan has no commercial usage rights, Synthesia's free Basic plan adds a watermark, and CAMB.AI watermarks video only on its free plan. Pick a paid tier before you publish dubbed videos on a monetized channel or for a client.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best AI dubbing tool?

ElevenLabs is the best AI dubbing tool for most video creators in 2026. Its Dubbing Studio covers 90+ languages in a clone of the original voice and is included from the $6 per month Starter plan. HeyGen is the better pick if you appear on camera and need lip sync.

What is the cheapest AI dubbing tool?

CAMB.AI Essentials is the cheapest paid plan at $5 per month, but it includes only 1 dubbing minute. For cost per minute, Vozo lists about 50 dubbing minutes for $29, roughly $0.58 a minute, and Perso AI Pro goes as low as $0.11 a minute on its $99 plan.

Which AI dubbing tool supports the most languages?

HeyGen lists the most, with 175 languages and dialects on its Creator plan. Vozo lists 160+ languages, CAMB.AI 150+, Synthesia 140+ and Rask AI 135+, as stated on each vendor's site in November 2026.

Is there a free AI dubbing tool?

Yes, several have free tiers, but all are limited. ElevenLabs gives 10,000 free credits a month, Synthesia includes 10 minutes of video or dubbing a month with a watermark, HeyGen allows 3 watermarked videos a month up to 1 minute each, and Rask AI offers a 3-minute free trial.

Can AI dubbing keep my own voice?

Yes. ElevenLabs delivers every dub in a voice clone of the original speaker, Rask AI clones voices in 57 languages, and HeyGen lets you build a Custom Video Avatar with your own voice. Maestra and Dubverse put voice cloning on higher plans, Premium at $79 and Supreme at $30.

Which AI dubbing tools offer lip sync?

HeyGen, Perso AI and Vozo include lip sync on their entry paid plans. Rask AI adds lip sync on Creator Pro at $99 per month, and Maestra charges $2 per minute for lip sync on its Business plan.

How much does AI dubbing cost per minute?

Published entry plans range from about $0.33 to about $5 per minute. Maestra Voiceover Basic works out to about $0.33 a minute billed annually, Vozo about $0.58, Perso AI Starter $1.00, Rask AI Creator $1.56, and CAMB.AI Premier about $4.69.

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