Dub TikTok Videos and Reels: Same Clip, New Language

Upload your TikTok, Reel or Short, or paste its link, pick a language and a voice, and BlaBlaScribe dubs it with the music kept. Burn in captions in the same language and download a vertical MP4 ready to post for another market. A 30-second clip uses 30 seconds of a pack.

TikTok, Instagram and YouTube links or MP4 and MOV files · 27 languages · billed per second

Same clip, a new language

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Your cloned voice · music kept9:16 MP4

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Short Videos Worth Dubbing

Talking-head tips and explainers
Product demos and UGC ads
Trends with a voice-over

The clips where you talk to camera travel worst with captions alone. A dub in your own cloned voice keeps the personality that made the original work.

Talking-head tips and explainers

Test a winning ad in Spanish or Portuguese before paying a creator in that market. The music and sound effects stay, only the voice changes.

Product demos and UGC ads

For voice-over clips, keep the trending audio and replace only your narration: export Voice, music & sounds and the beat stays where it was.

Trends with a voice-over

Three Ways to Reach Viewers in Another Language

Captions are free, platform translation is free but out of your hands, and your own dub is the one you control.

Captions onlyBuilt-in AI translationYour own dub
What viewers hearYour voice in your languageA generated voice in their languageYour cloned voice or one you picked, in their language
Where it existsEvery platformInstagram and Facebook Reels in a few languages; YouTube auto-dubbing; on TikTok only for ads, in Symphony Creative StudioAnywhere you can post a video
Your say over the wordsFullLittle: you can turn it on or offEvery line, before it is voiced
Brand names and slangAs you typed themOften mistranslatedFixed once in the transcript
PriceFreeFree$1.00–1.50 per minute, billed per second

Meta listed English, Spanish, Hindi and Portuguese for Reels translation in January 2026; TikTok labels Symphony dubs as AI-generated. Platform features change often: check the app before you plan around them.

Sources: Meta: AI translation for Reels · TikTok: translate and dub with Symphony · YouTube: automatic dubbing

What You Get for a Short Video

Short clips are where the free preview goes furthest: it often covers the whole hook.

Source
A TikTok, Instagram or YouTube link, or the original MP4 or MOV
Free preview
The first 15 seconds of your clip in the new voice, up to three tries per language
Voices
A library voice per speaker, or a clone of yours from at least 20 seconds of your speech
Sound
Voice, music & sounds, or the voice over a quiet original
Captions
Burned into the MP4 in the dubbed language, from the translation or from the spoken voice-over text
Video
Vertical MP4 rendered in your browser from the original file, so the quality stays as uploaded
Billing
Per second: a 45-second Reel in three languages uses 2 minutes 15 seconds
Price
Packs from $15 for 10 minutes, enough for twenty 30-second clips in one language

Before You Post a Dubbed Short

Short videos live or die in the first seconds, and these are the details people notice.

File

Keep the original file

The dubbed MP4 is rendered from your original video. A clip imported by link can be dubbed, but to export the video you need the original file on your computer.

Hook

Check the first line twice

Translations of a punchy hook tend to run long. If the first line is flagged, rewrite it shorter: the first two seconds decide whether anyone stays.

Captions

Caption the dub, not the original

Burn in captions in the dubbed language. Many people watch with the sound off, and mixed-language captions look like a mistake.

Audio

Mind licensed music

Sounds you add inside TikTok or Instagram aren’t in your original file, so they won’t be in the dub. Add them again when you post the dubbed version, or use music you own.

How to Dub a TikTok or Reel

From the original clip to a dubbed vertical video in four steps.

Try a Free Preview30 free minutes · No credit card
Upload the clip
Choose a language and a voice
Dub and fix the hook
Export the vertical MP4

Add the original MP4 or MOV, or paste a TikTok, Instagram or YouTube Shorts link. The speech is transcribed in seconds.

Upload the clip

Pick the language and a voice, or clone your own, and play the free 15-second preview.

Choose a language and a voice

Every line is fitted to its moment, sped up by at most 1.2× if needed; shorten any flagged line with one click.

Dub and fix the hook

Choose Voice, music & sounds, turn on captions in the dubbed language, and download the video ready to post.

Export the vertical MP4

Frequently Asked Questions

Dubbing TikToks and Reels: common questions.

All questions
Yes. Upload the original video or paste its link, choose one of 27 languages and a voice, and download the dubbed MP4. TikTok has no audio tracks per language, so post it as a new video or on an account for that market.
Only for ads: Symphony Creative Studio can translate and dub ad videos, and labels them as AI-generated. Ordinary posts have no built-in dubbing, so creators dub the video before uploading.
Yes. Clone it from at least 20 seconds of your speech in the clip, or in a longer video of yours. You confirm each time that the voice is yours or that you have permission.
Dubbing is billed per second: a 30-second clip in one language uses 30 seconds of a pack. The 10-minute pack for $15 covers twenty such clips, and the 15-second preview is free.
Yes, and on YouTube you can add the dub to the same Short as an extra audio track instead of posting a copy. See the guide to dubbing YouTube videos.
Yes. The original speech is removed and the music and sound effects stay. Sounds you added from TikTok’s library inside the app were never in your original file, so add them again when you post.