Murf Dub

What it does

Murf Dub takes in audio or video files (the page lists MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, MP3, WAV and AAC) and produces dubbed versions in 40+ target languages. The workflow detects the source language, translates the script with context-aware processing, generates a new voice track, and exports the dubbed video or audio along with a downloadable translated transcript. The page states that the voice keeps tone and delivery, and that voice cloning can recreate a speaker's voice across languages.

People use it to localize marketing videos, YouTube content, podcasts, e-learning and onboarding material, and product demos. Upload a file, select up to 40 target languages, review the output, and export it. Distinctive points on the page include an optional expert linguistic review by native speakers, and a Dubbing API for batch processing of large audio volumes. Lip-sync is marked as coming soon rather than available.

Murf Dub suits creators, educators, marketers and localization teams preparing multilingual audio and video. Start with a web account and a short representative file, or use the Dubbing API for a technical integration. The product page offers 100 free minutes after signup, but the allowance should not be assumed to recur. Confirm paid rates and volume limits, review translated wording and pronunciation, and check whether any required lip-sync capability has become available.

What it can do

• Automated dubbing of uploaded audio and video files into up to 40 target languages
• Automatic source-language detection
• Voice cloning to recreate a speaker's voice across languages
• Export of dubbed video or audio in MP4 format, plus a downloadable translated transcript
• Optional expert linguistic review by native speakers
• Dubbing API for high-volume audio and video localization

Example workflows

Localizing a product demo video

Illustrative example. Input: an MP4 product demo. Steps: upload the file in Murf Dub, select target languages (up to 40), run automated dubbing, review the output, and export. Output: dubbed MP4 files for each selected language, plus a translated transcript.

Batch dubbing podcast episodes via API

Illustrative example. Input: a set of audio episode files. Steps: submit the files to the Dubbing API with the chosen target languages, retrieve the dubbed outputs, and download the translated transcripts. Output: dubbed audio files and transcripts for each episode and language.

Before you choose

• Lip-sync is labeled coming soon; confirm availability if it is required.
• Review translated wording, speaker identity and pronunciation before publication.
• Confirm paid rates and whether the signup allowance is one-time or recurring.

Listed under

• Creative
• Music and audio
• Video generation
• Audio dubbing
• Content creators
• Creators
• Educators
• Filmmakers
• Localization

Get started

Sign-up gives access to 100 free minutes of dubbing; the API docs are linked separately.

1. Create an account via the Murf Dub sign-up link and log in.
2. Create a new project and upload an audio or video file by drag-and-drop or browse.
3. Select the target languages and choose Automated Dubbing, then review, export, and download the translated transcript. For programmatic use, read the API docs before integrating.

The product page offers 100 free dubbing minutes after signup; recurrence is not established. Confirm paid Studio and API dubbing rates separately. Murf voiceover Studio subscriptions do not establish dubbing prices.

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Sources for this overview

Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 29 Oct 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.

• AI Dubbing Free Tool for Video Localization in 40+ Languages ↗murf.ai

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