How to clone a voice and dub a video into another language

Translating the text is only half the job when you actually want to dub a video. Gaston can also generate translated audio using voice cloning, so the dub still sounds like the original speaker instead of a generic text-to-speech voice.

1. Translate the transcript first

Open your transcribed file and use the language toolbar in the player to translate it into your target language, see the translation guide for the full walkthrough.

2. Export the translated language as audio

Once the translation is ready, open the file's export menu and choose the audio format for the translated language, this is a PRO feature.

3. Gaston clones the original voice

Instead of reading the translation in a flat, generic voice, Gaston clones the tone and character of the original speaker, so the result sounds like them speaking a different language rather than an obvious dub.

4. Download and use the dubbed audio

Download the finished audio and pair it with your video in any editor, or share it as a standalone translated recording.

Only need subtitles rather than a full audio dub? The subtitle export guide below is a faster path to the same translated content.