YouTube's new tool can automatically dub videos into other languages
reported. The tool would eliminate the time and often great expense required to create a dub the usual way , allowing creators to reach a wider global audience.
Aloud promises a"quality dub in just a few minutes" using AI. The tool first creates a text-based translation that creators can check and edit, then generates a dub. Users can choose different narrators, how to publish and more. Best of all, the service is available for"no charge," Aloud's website states.
YouTube is currently testing the tool with"hundreds" of creators, YouTube's VP of product management, Amjad Hanif, told. It's currently available in English and lets you dub into Spanish and Portugese with"more languages coming soon," according to Aloud. From a user perspective, the setting appears as an"Audio track" toggle in the gear icon, just below subtitles. An example of that is from the
, which uses English as a native language, with a dubbed Spanish language option created by Aloud's AI. Great deals on consumer electronics delivered straight to your inbox, curated by Engadget’s editorial team.
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