DubMog lets you translate Russian video to English in real time. Start a Russian lecture, a YouTube channel or an interview, and DubMog speaks it in English a few seconds after the speaker, with a live transcript for checking a term or a name. There's no file to upload, and in Chrome or Edge there's no per-video length limit, even for a long lecture. It runs on iPhone and Android too, and Dub a File makes an English copy of your own video.
Free with Standard on iPhone, Android, Chrome and Edge; Pro Live adds a natural AI voice and 80+ languages.
Video: “Георгий Старостин. Языковое родство” · Глагольная группа · YouTube · CC BY 3.0. Excerpt, dubbed live by DubMog.
Play the lecture or the YouTube video in a tab and press Start. English plays over the Russian while the side panel keeps the transcript for terms and names.
Dub Any App dubs the Russian video another app is playing into English, live, with DubMog in the background. It needs Android 10 or newer.
Live System Dub speaks another app's Russian audio in English in real time. An app that protects its audio comes through silent, and DubMog says so.
Need an English version to keep? Dub a File dubs your own Russian video into a copy saved on your phone.
Add DubMog to Chrome or Edge, or get it on iPhone or Android.
Russian is detected from the video itself, or you can select it.
Press Start once it's playing; the English follows a few seconds after each phrase.
Russian is on the list of 23 video languages the free Standard mode hears in Chrome, where the English comes about 4 seconds per phrase. The panel's tags give the final answer for each pair, since Chrome decides them. If you want the English sooner and in a natural AI voice, Pro Live runs a median 3.3 seconds behind the speaker and covers 80+ languages, Russian among them.
Standard is free on iPhone, Android, Chrome and Edge, and a free account lifts the 30-minute daily limit in Chrome. In Pro Live, each minute counts 3 minutes from a pack or 2 from DubMog Pro's monthly minutes: the 180-minute pack ($4.99) is about an hour of Live, and Pro's 600 monthly minutes ($9.99 a month or $79.99 a year) are about five hours. The 60-minute pack is $1.99, and packs never expire.
Yes. Standard hears Russian in Chrome; it's one of the 23 video languages on its list.
Yes. Language detection is automatic, and you can also pick Russian yourself.
With Standard in Chrome and a free account, none: it's unlimited. In Pro Live, each minute of video counts 3 minutes from a pack or 2 from DubMog Pro's monthly minutes, so the 180-minute pack covers about an hour.
Yes. Dub a File turns a Russian video you own or have the right to use, an interview you filmed for example, into an English-dubbed copy on your phone.
Yes. Besides Chrome and Edge, the iPhone and Android apps dub YouTube too, and on Android, Dub Any App (Pro Live) works from the background.