Want to translate French video to English without reading subtitles? Press play, and DubMog speaks the French in English a few seconds after each speaker, with a live transcript. Use it for a director's interview, a cinema podcast, a university lecture or a YouTube explainer, in Chrome and Edge or on iPhone and Android. It's live, so there's no file to upload and no waiting. Need an English version of your own French video? Dub a File makes a dubbed copy.
The Standard mode is free on iPhone, Android, Chrome and Edge, and Pro Live brings a natural AI voice in 80+ languages.
Video: “Julien Laurat - Les folles vitesses de la lumière” · Nantes Université · YouTube · CC BY 3.0. Excerpt, dubbed live by DubMog.
Start the French video in a tab, then press Start in DubMog. You hear English over the original, and the side panel shows the transcript as the talk goes on.
On Android 10 or newer, switch to the app with the French video: Dub Any App dubs it into English live, with DubMog running in the background.
With Live System Dub, the French another app plays comes out in English in real time. Apps that protect their audio come through silent, and DubMog says so.
Recorded a talk in French? Dub a File gives you an English-dubbed copy of your own video on your phone, and the Web Studio dubs a video you own right in your browser.
Install the Chrome or Edge extension, or the iPhone or Android app.
Choose English as your language. DubMog notices the speaker is using French, or you select French yourself.
English follows a few seconds behind each speaker, and the transcript grows as the talk goes on.
Chrome's free Standard mode counts French among the 23 video languages it hears and speaks the English about 4 seconds per phrase. Chrome itself decides which pairs it supports, so trust the tags in the panel. For a natural AI voice and a shorter delay (a median 3.3 seconds), Pro Live covers 80+ languages, French among them.
With a free account, Standard in Chrome has no daily cap; without one it's 30 minutes a day, and Standard is free on iPhone and Android too. Pro Live is paid in DubMog minutes: a one-time pack of 60 minutes ($1.99) or 180 minutes ($4.99) never expires, and DubMog Pro ($9.99 a month or $79.99 a year) adds 600 minutes each month. One minute of Pro Live uses 3 pack minutes or 2 Pro minutes. Prices are in USD; checkout shows local currency where available.
Yes. Standard hears French in Chrome, and the English comes about 4 seconds per phrase. The panel's tags show which pairs work on your computer.
No. DubMog picks up the video's language itself. If you'd rather, set French by hand.
Yes, that's what DubMog does: each phrase comes out in English a few seconds after the speaker, so you follow the talk live instead of reading subtitles.
Yes. Dub a File saves an English-dubbed copy of a French video you own or are allowed to use, such as a talk you recorded, on your phone and ready to share.
Yes. On Windows, the DubMog app dubs what the PC plays, with Pro Live only. On a Mac, use the Chrome or Edge extension, or the Mac app (macOS 14 or later).