Hear it in your language, the moment it's spoken.

Yes. In the iPhone and Android apps, the Standard tier is free, unlimited and ad-supported, using your phone's on-device voice. In the Chrome and Edge extension, Standard is free too: 30 minutes a day without an account and unlimited with a free account, in 38 languages in Chrome. Pro adds cloud voices (Pro Cinematic and Pro Live), no ads, and a monthly energy allowance; new accounts in the iPhone and Android apps get a free Pro allowance to try it. The DubMog app for Windows is a free download that dubs with Pro Live and uses your minutes. Here's what the free extension includes.

Yes. DubMog is real-time speech-to-speech translation: it hears speech in one language and speaks it back in yours with an AI voice, a few seconds behind — no typing, no reading subtitles. It works on live conversations and meetings (your phone's microphone), on videos you own, on other apps on iPhone, and on any browser tab with the Chrome or Microsoft Edge extension, with a live transcript, in 80+ languages.

Real-time dubbing means speech is translated and spoken in another voice while the video or conversation is still playing — a few seconds behind the speaker, not after you upload a file and wait. DubMog does it on iPhone, Android, Chrome and Edge, in 80+ languages, with a live transcript.

No. DubMog speaks the translation over the video in a natural AI voice, so you listen in your language instead of reading captions. The live transcript is optional — it's there if you want to check a word.

Yes. After Dub a Video finishes, tap Export to save the dubbed version to Photos or Files, or hand it to the Share sheet. Available on iPhone 2.1 and later and Android 2.0.4 and later.

Yes, for content you own or are authorized to use: open it in Dub a Video, or on iPhone use Live System Dub to dub what another app is playing. Some apps protect their audio so nothing outside them can hear it — those sources come through silent. DubMog notices, lets you know and stops, so you don't keep spending minutes on silence. Netflix, Hulu, Disney+ and Crunchyroll in Chrome →

Yes. The DubMog extension dubs the tab you're watching — videos, streams, lectures, podcasts — in real time, with a live transcript. It's free on the Chrome Web Store and on Microsoft Edge Add-ons, and uses the same account and minutes as the app. You can also try a short live dub at get.dubmog.com/try.html with no install. On a Windows PC you can also use the DubMog app for Windows from the Microsoft Store: it dubs what your PC plays, with Pro Live. More about DubMog for Windows →

Yes. The DubMog extension for Chrome and Edge dubs online courses on Udemy, Coursera, edX and school course platforms while the class plays, and it works on any site whose video plays ordinary sound in the tab. If a tab ever comes through silent, DubMog tells you. Here's how to dub a course, step by step.

No. The Chrome and Edge extension has no per-video limit, so a two-hour lecture works as well as a short clip. Standard is free — 30 minutes a day without an account, unlimited with a free account — and Pro Live is limited only by your minutes.

Yes, in Chrome. We tested Netflix, Hulu, Disney+ and Crunchyroll on October 31, 2026, and all four dubbed live, because the extension dubs whatever sound the tab plays. If a tab ever comes through silent, DubMog tells you within seconds and doesn't keep spending your minutes. Standard is free, so trying it on what you're watching costs nothing. DubMog also works on YouTube, online courses such as Udemy and Coursera, lectures and podcasts, and on videos you own at get.dubmog.com/try.html or in the app. What we tested on Netflix, Hulu, Disney+ and Crunchyroll →

Yes. Sign in on the web with the same Apple, Google or email account you use in the app and the balance is shared; a web purchase shows up in the app within seconds. Use the same sign-in method everywhere — Apple, Google and email are separate accounts, even with the same address.

Pro voices use energy, measured in minutes. Pro subscribers get a monthly allowance that resets at the start of each billing month, so unused allowance doesn't carry over; energy packs never expire, stack on top, and are used once the allowance runs out. Pro Live uses 3× energy per minute because it runs the fastest engine (just 2× on DubMog Pro's monthly energy in the iPhone and Android apps and in the Chrome and Edge extension from version 0.7.12); Pro Cinematic uses 1×. The full explainer, with examples →

DubMog processes your audio to produce a translation and doesn't keep it afterward. With Pro Live, the audio is sent securely to our translation provider (Google) in the moment and isn't retained by DubMog. In the free Standard mode, speech is turned into text first: in Chrome that happens on your computer, so the audio stays there; Edge uses Microsoft's online speech service, and the apps use Apple's or Google's speech recognition. See the Privacy Policy for subprocessors.

DubMog uses machine translation in real time. It's great for conversation and following a story, but it can be imperfect — don't rely on it for medical, legal, financial or other critical decisions.

Some recognition happens on your device, but the real-time features use the cloud, so a connection is recommended.

Pro is an auto-renewing subscription billed where you bought it: your Apple Account, Google Play, or the web dashboard. It renews until you cancel, and you manage or cancel it in that same place. Deleting the app doesn't cancel it.

Only with content you own or are otherwise authorized to use. DubMog translates the audio you supply; it doesn't grant rights to third-party movies, shows or music.

Yes. DubMog is free on both the App Store (iPhone) and Google Play (Android), with the same account on both.