Translate spoken audio into another supported language while preserving the speaker’s voice.
Get the right result: check these first
This creates translated audio. If you need a translated, dubbed video, use AI Video Translator instead.
Choose the exact section. Select a clip from 1 to 30 seconds with the speech you want translated.
Check the target language. Choose it from the current Target Language selector before submitting.
Still stuck? Contact support with the tool name, project link or visible ID if available, source type, selected time range, target language, and the exact difference between the expected and actual result. Keep the project while it is reviewed. How to send useful troubleshooting details.
Step by step
Open AI Audio Translator and sign in.
Select Add Audio, then upload an audio or video file from your device.
Choose the section containing the speech you want translated. The selected section must be 1 to 30 seconds.
Select the Target Language.
Review the displayed credit estimate, then select Translate Audio.
Listen to the completed audio and download the result you want to keep.
Audio Translator versus related tools
Use AI Audio Translator to translate spoken audio into another language while preserving the speaker’s voice.
Use AI Video Translator when the result should remain a dubbed, lip-synced video.
Use Voice Changer to transform a recording into a different voice without choosing a translation language.
The upload or selected section is rejected
Upload one audio or video file. Confirm that the selected section is at least 1 second and no more than 30 seconds, and follow the file-size or format message shown in the tool. File-size access can depend on the current plan.
Cost, limits, and your result
These instructions cover the Dashboard. Sign in to translate and check the displayed credit estimate and access requirements before submitting. Review the completed result before downloading. For signed-in projects, see find and download your creations.
If a job is still processing or failed
For a job still processing, check its status before submitting again. For a failed or technically broken output, see generation failures and credits.