One video can reach viewers in many countries when it speaks their language. The audience is large: German, French, Spanish and Portuguese speakers watch a huge amount of online video, and many prefer content in their own language.
Captions first, dubbing second
The fastest start is captions. Open the Timestamps tab, choose a language and press Translate. Then make captions in that language in the Captions tab. Switching language replaces the old captions, so they never pile up.
Then dub the voice
For a bigger effect, dub the video. Choose a ready voice for the language, such as a German, French, Spanish or Portuguese voice, or use your own cloned voice. LazyEdits keeps every sentence and lengthens the picture where needed.
Tips for better results
- Speak clearly and keep sentences short.
- Keep brand and product names the same. LazyEdits keeps repeated names unchanged.
- Read the translated lines once and fix anything that sounds odd before you dub.
- Export one version per language and name the files clearly.
Try it on your own video. The Free plan gives you the full editor and a generous daily allowance.
