Videos, online courses, streams and calls, spoken in your language as they play. Start free in Chrome or Edge with the DubMog extension — or get the DubMog app for Windows to dub everything your PC plays.
Both are free to start and use the same account and minutes. Windows app: Windows 11 (x64), with a free trial of Pro Live — no card, and no sign-in needed to hear it.
The quickest start on any PC, including Windows 10 and Macs: add it in one click and dub the browser tab you're watching, with a free Standard mode and the transcript in the side panel.
For everything on the PC: a lecture in any browser, a call in a meeting app, a film in a video player, a game in a window. Captions on screen, a keyboard shortcut, and the dub on your headphones while the room hears the original.
DubMog listens to what your PC is playing — no tab to pick, no window to choose. Pick your language under "Dub into" and press "Start dubbing".
A natural AI voice speaks the translation a few seconds behind, in 80+ languages. The original plays quieter underneath; the "Original volume" slider sets how quiet. Ctrl+Shift+D starts and stops dubbing from any app.
The "Translation" panel shows every line, with Copy all and Download .txt. Turn on "Captions on screen" and the dub appears as a strip over whatever is playing, at the top or bottom of the screen.
The step-by-step guide: dub anything playing on your Windows PC →
A cloud model (Google's Gemini) listens and answers in a natural voice, handling accents, noise and slang. Uses Pro Energy: one-time packs that never expire (60 minutes $1.99, 180 minutes $4.99), or DubMog Pro, $9.99 a month or $79.99 a year, with 600 minutes (10 hours) of energy every month — about 300 minutes of Pro Live at the member rate. The Windows app runs Pro Live only; the free Standard mode lives in the Chrome and Edge extension.
Press Start and hear Pro Live before you sign in or pay. After that, the panel always shows how many minutes of Live you have left, and nothing is charged until you choose a plan. How many minutes do I need?
The newest lines of the dub over the video, the call or the game, bottom or top, click-through.
DubMog's own voice is kept out of what it listens to. The original plays quieter while the dub speaks, and goes back to normal after.
Choose your headphones under "Play the dub on": the dub plays there while the original keeps playing on the speakers for everyone else.
Start or stop from any app. DubMog keeps running in the notification area; the tray icon starts, stops and quits it. Get it from the Microsoft Store
Sign in with Google, Apple or email and your Pro Energy and subscription follow you to every DubMog app and the extension. Buy minutes from the app; checkout opens in your browser and the minutes land in the panel by themselves.
Your audio is processed in the moment via Google's Gemini API and is not stored. DubMog keeps a local log for support; it holds no audio.
Built for the videos you already paid for, the calls you can't pause, and the series in a language you don't speak yet — most video sites, course platforms and call apps work.
Any app that plays sound through Windows: browsers, course platforms, video players, meeting apps, games in a window. Some apps and streaming services protect their audio; those stay silent to DubMog, and the panel says so — most video sites, course platforms and call apps work.
Yes, for live dubbing: Windows 11 lets DubMog keep its own voice out of what it hears. On Windows 10 the app explains this and points you to the free DubMog extension for Chrome or Edge, which works there.
Yes. The original plays quieter while the dub speaks (you set how quiet), or send the dub to headphones under "Play the dub on" and leave the original on the speakers.
No. DubMog dubs what you hear; it doesn't put a translated voice into your microphone.
Energy packs start at $1.99 and never expire. DubMog Pro is $9.99 a month or $79.99 a year with 600 minutes of energy every month. You pay in your local currency at checkout where available.
Yes. Same account, same minutes, same Pro. The Windows app is built for the PC: press Start and go.