Why do you emphasize long videos?

A lot of knowledge content isn't a few-second short — it's a 30-minute, 1-hour, or even 3-hour interview, course, podcast, or talk. Our Pro plan supports a single video up to 180 minutes long, built exactly for translating and dubbing this kind of long-form content in either direction.

Which language directions are supported?

Availability depends on your account, mode, and entry. Auto mode currently offers Chinese, English, Portuguese, Japanese, Thai, Indonesian, and Vietnamese target dubbing, and the traditional manual Chinese⇄English path remains available. The anonymous preview follows its existing Chinese/English preview route; exact source/target combinations, modes, and limits are the options shown where you create or preview.

Can I keep editing a Chinese-to-English job after it's done?

In Studio mode, Chinese-to-English jobs support line-by-line translation review and voice selection during generation; Express runs fully automatically. Post-completion Edit access depends on the task, plan, and enabled features, so check the controls shown on your completed task.

Which video sources are supported?

We support importing your own or duly authorized content: local video file upload, YouTube links (for your own channel or videos you have rights to), and other video links. Before using, please confirm you hold the legal rights to the video — see the Terms of Service for details.

How is this different from Rask, HeyGen, or ElevenLabs?

Rask, HeyGen, and ElevenLabs are excellent global platforms. AITrans.Video focuses on a video translation and dubbing workspace for creators: long-form work, line-by-line review, and multiple export options. Post-completion Edit access depends on the task, plan, and enabled features.

What if I'm not happy with the AI translation?

What the AI generates is a first draft, not the final version. In the workbench you can review the translation, subtitles, and dubbing sentence by sentence, edit any sentence you're not happy with, and regenerate just that segment.

Do I have to regenerate the whole video to change one sentence?

No. You can edit a sentence and regenerate its audio. Regeneration within your editing allowance costs no extra credits and uses shared segment, character and batch quota. The original task and its copies share this allowance; further regeneration is declined when it runs out. Express editing may require a separate one-time unlock.

What's the difference between Studio mode and Express mode?

Express mode runs the whole process automatically — fast and low-cost, good for validating results first or producing in batches. Studio mode lets you review the translation sentence by sentence in the workbench and choose a more fitting dubbing voice, with more stable quality, better suited for content you'll publish or deliver to clients. With proper legal authorization, Studio also supports voice cloning.

Which results can I download?

Available downloads depend on the task's mode and export access. They may include dubbed video and audio, original / translated / bilingual subtitles, translated text, a materials pack, and an editor draft. Choose CapCut or Jianying (CapCut China) when generating the draft; each format provides editable video, subtitle, and dubbing tracks for its editor. CapCut export was tested with Windows CapCut 9.4.0.4015; other versions and platforms are unverified.

What happens after the trial ends?

When the trial ends there's no automatic charge. You can keep using the free allowance of the Free plan, or upgrade to Plus or Pro on your own.

How is video duration calculated?

By the actual duration of the source video. After processing completes, that duration counts toward your current allowance; failed or canceled jobs are not billed.

What exactly does "no charge on failure" mean?

If a job fails during system processing and produces no downloadable result, the corresponding processing allowance is not deducted; jobs you cancel before completion are also not billed. Note that "not satisfied" doesn't count here — results that are completed and delivered are billed normally by duration. If a line needs another take, edit it sentence by sentence and regenerate just that segment in the workbench: it stays inside the allowance your service already authorized, so you do not pay to re-run the whole clip.

Pricing

AI translation & dubbing that's affordable for long videos

Choose the processing capacity you need. Paid plans are a one-time purchase for your chosen period, with no automatic renewal. Try it free without a card. Failed jobs are never charged.

Free 7-day trial when you create an account · no card · no automatic chargeTrial details

Free

Run one job end to end

Free

Up to 10 minutes per video
Process up to 1 videos at once
Express fast mode
Studio fine-tuning mode (with human review)
5 free job allowance

Plus

Creators and small teams

$16.99/ mo

One-time purchase · no auto-renewal

Up to 45 minutes per video
Process up to 3 videos at once
3500 processing credits per month (about 350 min Express / 175 min Studio standard)
Express fast mode
Studio fine-tuning mode (with human review)
Smart mode (AI-reviewed, fully automatic)

Choose Plus

Pro

Volume and long-form

$49.99/ mo

One-time purchase · no auto-renewal

Up to 180 minutes per video
Process up to 5 videos at once
12000 processing credits per month (about 1200 min Express / 600 min Studio standard)
Express fast mode
Studio fine-tuning mode (with human review)
Smart mode (AI-reviewed, fully automatic)

Choose Pro

Free trial

No card required — try it first, then decide

Create an account and claim an eligible 7-day trial with trial credits and a job slot plus Studio fine-tuning mode. Credit use depends on duration and mode; check the estimate before submitting. No automatic charge when the trial ends.

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What a credit buys

Express on the left, Studio standard on the right · post-edit re-synthesis draws on the same shared allowance; inside it there is no extra credit deduction

Express

10 cr / min

Studio standard

20 cr / min

Plus · 3,500 cr ≈

350 / 175 min

Pro · 12,000 cr ≈

1,200 / 600 min

What you buy & how it activates

You're buying in-account video processing capacity and digital deliverables

AITrans.Video is an online digital service. After payment, you can create translation jobs in your account, review past projects, download deliverables, and continue human review. Different plans unlock processing duration, concurrency, workbench mode, and download access.

No charge on failure

If a job fails in processing and no downloadable result is produced, the corresponding processing allowance is not deducted.

Unused refunds on request

Unused credits or allowances can be refunded on request within 7 days of purchase, subject to review.

Projects kept for 7 days

Project files are kept for 7 days by default — download or keep editing them any time before they expire.

Dubbed video

Dubbed audio

Subtitles / materials pack

Jianying / CapCut draft project

Human review workbench

Incremental regeneration

Settlement rules

Payment methods follow what's shown on the in-app checkout page. Once payment succeeds, the corresponding plan benefits or processing allowance are issued to your current account automatically.

What you get after activation

Benefits are issued to your logged-in account automatically — no manual activation needed.
No automatic charge when the trial ends; upgrading is always your decision.
Payment methods follow the checkout page; activation is confirmed only after payment succeeds.

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You might be wondering

Why do you emphasize long videos?: A lot of knowledge content isn't a few-second short — it's a 30-minute, 1-hour, or even 3-hour interview, course, podcast, or talk. Our Pro plan supports a single video up to 180 minutes long, built exactly for translating and dubbing this kind of long-form content in either direction.
Which language directions are supported?: Availability depends on your account, mode, and entry. Auto mode currently offers Chinese, English, Portuguese, Japanese, Thai, Indonesian, and Vietnamese target dubbing, and the traditional manual Chinese⇄English path remains available. The anonymous preview follows its existing Chinese/English preview route; exact source/target combinations, modes, and limits are the options shown where you create or preview.
Can I keep editing a Chinese-to-English job after it's done?: In Studio mode, Chinese-to-English jobs support line-by-line translation review and voice selection during generation; Express runs fully automatically. Post-completion Edit access depends on the task, plan, and enabled features, so check the controls shown on your completed task.
Which video sources are supported?: We support importing your own or duly authorized content: local video file upload, YouTube links (for your own channel or videos you have rights to), and other video links. Before using, please confirm you hold the legal rights to the video — see the Terms of Service for details.
How is this different from Rask, HeyGen, or ElevenLabs?: Rask, HeyGen, and ElevenLabs are excellent global platforms. AITrans.Video focuses on a video translation and dubbing workspace for creators: long-form work, line-by-line review, and multiple export options. Post-completion Edit access depends on the task, plan, and enabled features.
What if I'm not happy with the AI translation?: What the AI generates is a first draft, not the final version. In the workbench you can review the translation, subtitles, and dubbing sentence by sentence, edit any sentence you're not happy with, and regenerate just that segment.
Do I have to regenerate the whole video to change one sentence?: No. You can edit a sentence and regenerate its audio. Regeneration within your editing allowance costs no extra credits and uses shared segment, character and batch quota. The original task and its copies share this allowance; further regeneration is declined when it runs out. Express editing may require a separate one-time unlock.
What's the difference between Studio mode and Express mode?: Express mode runs the whole process automatically — fast and low-cost, good for validating results first or producing in batches. Studio mode lets you review the translation sentence by sentence in the workbench and choose a more fitting dubbing voice, with more stable quality, better suited for content you'll publish or deliver to clients. With proper legal authorization, Studio also supports voice cloning.
Which results can I download?: Available downloads depend on the task's mode and export access. They may include dubbed video and audio, original / translated / bilingual subtitles, translated text, a materials pack, and an editor draft. Choose CapCut or Jianying (CapCut China) when generating the draft; each format provides editable video, subtitle, and dubbing tracks for its editor. CapCut export was tested with Windows CapCut 9.4.0.4015; other versions and platforms are unverified.
What happens after the trial ends?: When the trial ends there's no automatic charge. You can keep using the free allowance of the Free plan, or upgrade to Plus or Pro on your own.
How is video duration calculated?: By the actual duration of the source video. After processing completes, that duration counts toward your current allowance; failed or canceled jobs are not billed.
What exactly does "no charge on failure" mean?: If a job fails during system processing and produces no downloadable result, the corresponding processing allowance is not deducted; jobs you cancel before completion are also not billed. Note that "not satisfied" doesn't count here — results that are completed and delivered are billed normally by duration. If a line needs another take, edit it sentence by sentence and regenerate just that segment in the workbench: it stays inside the allowance your service already authorized, so you do not pay to re-run the whole clip.