AI dubbing into Georgian, in the speaker's own voice
GeoCaptions dubs a video: the speech is heard, translated and spoken again in Georgian or any of 94 languages, in a voice made from the speaker's own, and laid over the original picture. One upload can be dubbed into up to 5 languages at once, and the dubbed video can get captions in its new language too. A dub is paid with dub credits: one credit is one minute of video in one language. Pro includes 3 minutes a month, Studio 8, and extra minutes cost ₾12 each.
How it works
- Add your video. A file or a link; choose the part to dub.
- Choose the languages. Georgian, English, Russian, Turkish… up to 5 at once; each becomes its own dubbed video.
- Press Dub and wait. A short clip takes a few minutes; the page shows the progress and you can close it.
- Listen, add captions, download. The dubbed video can get captions in its new language on the same page; then download the MP4.
What you get
- The speaker's own voice The new language is spoken in a voice made from the original speaker's, not a stock announcer.
- 94 languages, both ways A foreign video into Georgian, or a Georgian video into English, Russian and the rest.
- Captions in the dub's language The dubbed video and its captions are one project: one card, one download.
- Several languages from one upload Up to 5 at once, each paid for its own minutes.
- Credits back when a dub fails A dub that does not finish is refunded, and a retry never pays twice.
What to know
The dub changes the sound, not the picture: lips keep moving as in the original. A word misheard in the original becomes a wrong word in the new language, so read the captions of the dubbed video before posting. A sentence that is longer in the new language is spoken a little faster. The sound of your video goes to ElevenLabs for this step, as the privacy policy says, and the terms ask you to dub only voices you have the right to use.
Questions people ask
Does it use the speaker's own voice?
Yes. The new language is spoken in a voice made from the speaker in the video, so a Georgian video in English still sounds like its author. Dub only voices you have the right to use.
Do the lips move with the new language?
No. The dub replaces the sound; the picture stays as filmed. For a talking-head clip that is usually fine; for a close-up of someone speaking it will be noticed.
How long does a dub take?
A short clip takes a few minutes; long videos take longer, up to 45 minutes at most. The page shows the progress, and you can close it and come back.
What does it cost?
Dub credits: one credit is one minute of video in one language, counted by the second. Pro includes 3 minutes a month and Studio 8; packs of 2 / 5 / 10 minutes cost ₾12 a minute and last 12 months. A dub that fails is refunded.
Which languages can it dub into?
94 languages, Georgian among them, in both directions: into Georgian from a foreign video, or from Georgian into English, Russian, Turkish and the rest.
Can I get captions with the dub?
Yes. On the dubbed video's page, add captions in the dub's own language; they are burned in like any other captions and paid with ordinary credits.
Try it
Dubbing is on the Pro and Studio plans and with dub packs; captions are free to try first.