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Video Dubbing Autopilot · Dub every video into up to 10 languages: Every Video, Dubbed on Autopilot
Paste a link, upload a file or connect your channel: dubbed into up to 10 languages, approval-first and within your budget.
from 3 credits · about 19 per language for 10 minutes from captions · video files priced by the AI Video Translator 10 free credits to start Private by default
Direct video links, uploads, Google Drive and Dropbox
Dubs a connected channel's uploads from their captions
Voice tracks and subtitle files for every language
Autopilot for new uploads and an inbox, approval-first
Monthly budget, per-video limit and a full history
What is Video Dubbing Autopilot?
Video Dubbing Autopilot dubs your videos into up to 10 languages from a direct link, an upload, Google Drive or Dropbox, with the AI Video Translator's matched voices, lip-sync where faces are and subtitles in every language. Connect your channel to dub any upload from its captions into a voice track exactly the video's length plus subtitle files, ready to add in YouTube Studio. Autopilot can dub every new upload and every video you drop into its inbox, waiting for your approval and staying within your monthly budget.
Best for
- Creators reaching viewers in other languages
- Courses, tutorials and explainer channels
- Brands localising product and help videos
- Teams dubbing a regular series
How to use Video Dubbing Autopilot
Full step-by-step guideStep 1: Add a video
Under New dub, paste a direct link to your MP4, MOV or WebM, upload one from your device, or choose it from Google Drive or Dropbox. Choose the languages and lip-sync, confirm the video is yours to dub, and press “Add this video”. Preparing it is free.
Step 2: Check the price and start
When the video is ready you see the exact price per language. Pick the voice — matched voices or, where voice cloning is on and your consent covers it, the speakers' own voices or your Voice Vault voice — confirm whose face and voice it is, and start. With “Start as soon as it's ready” it starts by itself while the page is open.
Step 3: Connect your channel
In the Channel tab, choose “Connect your channel” and sign in with Google. You'll see your uploads; choose “Dub” on any of them, pick its caption track, the languages and the voice (a Standard stock voice or your own Voice Vault voice), and get the price. Nothing is charged until you approve it.
Step 4: Download or publish
Each language gives a voice track (.m4a) and subtitles (.srt, .vtt). Add the voice track in YouTube Studio under Languages → Dub, and the subtitles there too — or choose “Publish subtitles” to add them to your video as a draft, with your approval each time.
Step 5: Switch on Autopilot
In the Autopilot tab, choose the channels to watch, the languages, the voice, the longest video, a monthly budget and a limit per video, confirm the rights statement and switch it on. New uploads wait for your approval — or, with approvals off, run on their own within your limits. Videos you drop into its inbox are prepared with the same settings.
Video Dubbing Autopilot pricing
from 3 credits · about 19 per language for 10 minutes from captions · video files priced by the AI Video Translator
New accounts get 10 free credits to try QikTools, valid for 7 days, with no card needed.
See plans and credit pricesDubs from captions are priced per language by the length of the captions and the voice you choose; video files are priced by the AI Video Translator by length, voice and lip-sync. Every price is shown before anything is charged. Adding videos, checking your channel and reading captions are free, and anything that can't be finished is refunded automatically. Autopilot never spends more than your monthly budget on dubs it runs by itself.
Every price is shown on the button before anything runs, and every plan pays the same number of credits for a run. If a run fails on our side, its credits go back automatically.
Video Dubbing Autopilot: questions and answers
Can I paste a YouTube link into Video Dubbing Autopilot?
Yes — you'll see your options instead of a download: connect your channel to dub from its captions, or upload the video file you download from YouTube Studio to dub it with lip-sync and, where voice cloning is on and your consent covers it, the speakers' own voices.
Which video links can be dubbed?
Direct links to video files you control (MP4, MOV or WebM), and files you choose from Google Drive or Dropbox. Links to other platforms' pages aren't downloaded.
Does Dubbing Autopilot publish anything for me?
No. It prepares dubs — waiting for your approval unless you switch that off — and tells you when they're ready. Publishing subtitles needs your approval each time, and voice tracks are added by you in YouTube Studio.
What do I get for each dubbed language?
From captions: a voice track exactly your video's length and subtitle files (SRT and VTT) timed to your speech. From a video file: the dubbed video plus subtitle files.
How much does Video Dubbing Autopilot cost?
Pricing: from 3 credits · about 19 per language for 10 minutes from captions · video files priced by the AI Video Translator. The exact price is shown before anything runs, and new accounts get 10 free credits to try QikTools (valid for 7 days, no card needed). Plans and top-ups are on the pricing page.
Are files made with Video Dubbing Autopilot labelled as AI?
Yes. Every voice track made from captions starts with a short spoken note, in its own language, that it was made with AI, and carries signed Content Credentials that anyone can check on the verification page. Dubbed videos carry the AI Video Translator's labels and credentials. Removing disclosures or credentials isn't allowed, and YouTube asks creators to disclose realistic altered or synthetic content when they upload.
What happens to my credits if a run fails in Video Dubbing Autopilot?
They go back automatically. The one exception: if a request passes our safety checks but the AI provider's own safety system refuses it and charges us for the attempt, the credits for that run are kept (Terms).
Who owns what I make with Video Dubbing Autopilot, and what happens to my data?
You own your inputs and, as far as the law and our AI providers' terms allow, what you create, including for commercial use. QikTools doesn't sell your data or train AI models on your content; some AI providers' own terms let them use what they receive (Privacy Policy). Settings → Profile has Download my data and Delete account, which removes your account, projects and uploads.
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