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How it works
ElevenLabs Translate is an AI dubbing app that takes an audio recording and re-voices it in any of 10 supported languages while preserving the character and tone of the original speaker. It is built for content creators, educators, podcasters, and localization teams who need their spoken material to reach international audiences without losing the vocal identity that makes it recognizable.
How to use this app
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Describe what you want to create, or upload your source file.
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Pick your options, then press Generate.
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Watch your result appear in the gallery within moments.
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Download, share, or generate again with a new idea.
What you can make
Podcast Localization
A podcast host records episodes in English and wants to distribute them in Spanish, French, and Portuguese without hiring voice actors. ElevenLabs Translate re-dubs the audio in each target language while keeping the host's natural voice texture, so listeners in each market hear a familiar, consistent presence.
Corporate Training Audio
HR and L and D teams produce onboarding narrations once and need them understood by staff across multiple regions. The app converts a single master recording into localized versions, keeping the narrator's authoritative tone intact so the material carries the same weight in every office.
Educational Lecture Distribution
An instructor records a lecture and wants students in different countries to access it in their native language. Voice preservation means the instructor's pacing and delivery style carry across languages, making the translated audio feel like a direct address rather than a generic dub.
YouTube and Video Voiceover Prep
Video producers who record separate voiceover tracks can dub those audio files into multiple languages before syncing them back to footage. This workflow keeps production flexible, letting creators expand reach to 10 language markets from a single recorded take.
Prompt ideas to try
- Dub this English product tutorial audio into Japanese, preserving the presenter's calm and measured delivery throughout.
- Translate this Spanish interview recording into French and German, keeping the speaker's conversational warmth and rhythm.
- Convert this Portuguese podcast intro into Italian so the host's energetic tone is retained for Italian-speaking listeners.
- Dub this English corporate announcement audio into Mandarin, maintaining the executive speaker's confident and formal register.
- Translate this Hindi narration into English while preserving the storyteller's expressive cadence and pacing.
- Re-voice this French instructional audio in Arabic, keeping the instructor's clear and deliberate pronunciation style intact.
Why creators use this app
- 10 languages
- Voice preservation
- Audio input
Tips for better results
Start With Clean Audio
ElevenLabs Translate preserves the original voice, so the quality of that voice in the input directly affects the output. Submit recordings with minimal background noise, no clipping, and a consistent microphone distance to give the model the clearest vocal signature to work from.
Check Supported Languages First
The app covers 10 languages, so confirm your target language is among them before building a production workflow around it. Reviewing the language list upfront prevents mid-project surprises and lets you plan which markets are viable for a given piece of audio content.
Use Consistent Speaking Pace
Dubbing works best when the source speaker maintains a steady, moderate pace. Very fast speech or long pauses can affect how naturally the translated audio flows. Recording or editing your source audio to a consistent rhythm gives the model more reliable material to translate and reconstruct.
Submit Full Segments, Not Fragments
Upload complete, coherent audio segments rather than isolated sentences. Context within a recording helps produce more natural-sounding translated speech. If you are dubbing a long piece, break it at natural pause points such as topic shifts, rather than mid-sentence.
When to choose this app
ElevenLabs Translate is the right choice when your primary goal is taking existing spoken audio and delivering it authentically to audiences in other languages. Because no sibling apps are listed for this category, the clearest way to describe its position is by what it does: it is purpose-built for audio input and voice-preserving dubbing across 10 languages, a workflow that general text or image tools simply do not address.
Frequently asked questions
Does the app preserve my exact voice or create a similar-sounding substitute?
ElevenLabs Translate is designed for voice preservation, meaning it reconstructs the dubbed audio to match the tonal character, warmth, and style of the original speaker rather than substituting a generic voice. The closer the input audio is to clean, consistent speech, the more faithfully those qualities carry through.
What languages are currently supported?
The app supports 10 languages. The exact list is displayed within the app interface. Before committing a project to this workflow, check that your target language or languages appear in that list, as availability is fixed at the supported set and cannot be extended on request.
Can I upload any audio format, or are there restrictions?
The app accepts audio input, and common formats used in content production are generally compatible. If you encounter an issue with a specific file format, converting your recording to a standard format such as MP3 or WAV before uploading is a reliable way to ensure the file is processed correctly.
How long can the audio file be?
The app is intended for practical dubbing tasks such as podcast segments, narrations, and training recordings. Very long unbroken files may be better split into logical segments before uploading. This also gives you more control over reviewing and approving each section of the translated output individually.
Is the output audio ready to use directly, or does it need editing?
The dubbed audio is delivered as a finished file intended for direct use. Depending on how closely you need it aligned with video or other timed media, minor trimming or sync adjustments may still be useful. For standalone audio like podcasts or training narrations, the output is typically ready to publish.
Does background music or sound effects in the source audio cause problems?
Voice preservation works best when the speaker's voice is clearly separated from other audio elements. Heavy background music or sound effects mixed into the source track can interfere with how the model isolates and reconstructs the vocal character. Submitting voice-only or voice-forward audio produces the most accurate results.
Which AI model powers this app?
This app runs on ElevenLabs Translate, available through Arteza with no separate account or setup.
Can I use the results commercially?
Yes. Content you generate is yours to use, subject to our content licenses.
How long does a generation take?
Most generations finish in under a minute, and you can watch progress live in the gallery.