Now dubbing into 30 languages — up from 14

When we started, TutDub could dub a lesson into 14 languages. That covered the markets most creators ask for first, but it left whole regions out — the Arabic-speaking world, most of Southeast Asia, much of South Asia and Africa.

As of today, that ceiling is gone. TutDub dubs into 30 languages — more than double the original list — and every one of them is still spoken in your cloned voice.

The thirty

Here's the full list, grouped by region:

• East Asian: Chinese, Japanese, Korean
• South Asian: Hindi
• Southeast Asian: Indonesian, Khmer, Lao, Malay, Tagalog, Thai, Vietnamese, Burmese
• Middle Eastern: Hebrew, Arabic, Turkish
• European: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Dutch, Danish, Finnish, Greek, Norwegian, Polish, Swedish
• African: Swahili

A ten-minute tutorial uploaded once comes back as thirty videos — one per language — each ready to publish.

What goes in, what comes out

One thing worth saying clearly, because "30 languages" doesn't mean "any to any": your source and your target languages are two different sets.

• You upload in one of 25 source languages — all European: Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Russian, and Ukrainian.
• We dub into any of the 30 output languages listed above.

So a lesson recorded in English, German, or Polish can reach all thirty. A Japanese upload dubbed into Thai is a pairing that isn't here today — and we'd rather tell you that than let you discover it at the upload screen.

That gap is temporary, though. We're actively building TutDub, and the number of input languages will grow too, not just the outputs — so if your source language isn't listed yet, it's worth checking back.

Still your voice, still your terms

Nothing about the output changes. TutDub clones your voice from the recording you upload and uses it for every language version, so a learner in Cairo, Jakarta, or Ho Chi Minh City hears the same instructor they subscribed to. The glossary and Refinement using a scenario work across all 30 languages, so product names and technical terms survive translation instead of getting reinvented.

The short version

• Dubbing languages: 14 → 30.
• Upload languages: 25 European source languages.
• Every version is in your cloned voice; the glossary and scenario refinement apply to all of them.
• Pricing is unchanged — 1 credit = 1 minute, per language.
• Nothing to install; the new languages are live now.

Start Free — three welcome credits, no card needed, and your first lesson can already speak all thirty.