<\/span><\/h2>\nThe YouTube AI automatic feature converts the video audio into multiple languages. Viewers can change the audio between the original and preferred language from the settings. This auto translation makes the content accessible to a global audience.<\/p>\n
The auto-dubbing feature is the default on YouTube and marked as “auto-dubbed” in the description. These dubs are published automatically in experimental languages. The list of experimental languages is:<\/p>\n
French, German, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Japanese.<\/pre>\nUnlike subtitles that are added by the uploader. AI dubbing is an automated feature done by the YouTube platform itself.<\/p>\n
<\/span>How Does YouTube’s AI Dubbing Feature Work?<\/span><\/h2>\nThe AI Dubbing feature doesn’t need manual intervention. When the creator uploads the video, the feature automatically converts the audio track into experimental languages we saw above.<\/p>\n
For example, when a creator uploads a video in English. After publishing, the AI feature will convert audio into other languages and vice versa. Other languages get converted into English.<\/p>\n
However, YouTube has admitted that the feature is growing and mistakes can be made. The feature cannot convert the exact dialect, slang, or metaphorical meaning.<\/p>\n
Currently, the feature is available for creators of the YouTube Partner Program and educational content. Additionally, creators can look for a dubbed version of their video on YouTube Studio and remove it if they are not satisfied.<\/p>\n
<\/span>AI Dubbing In YouTube Video Is Available Now<\/span><\/h2>\nYouTube, the video-sharing giant, reached a global audience with its AI tool Aloud, which helps creators dub their videos in various languages. They collaborated with Aloud, which is part of Google’s in-house incubator Area 120, intending to reach a global audience.<\/p>\n
The recently introduced initiative to support multilingual audio tracks will help creators reach a wider audience globally. As of June 2023, creators had dubbed more than 10K videos in over 70 languages with the YouTube AI dubbing tool.<\/p>\n
Google introduced Aloud in 2022. As of 2025, the creators of the YouTube partner program have used the feature immensely to translate audio into other languages.<\/p>\n