Dubvox is an AI voice translation tool that uses voice cloning to return uploaded audio in the speaker’s own voice. It is aimed at creators and other users who want translated audio that keeps the original voice rather than replacing it with a generic robot voice.
The service says it preserves emotion, tone, personality, pitch, and speaking style. Its workflow is described in three steps: upload an audio file, let the system clone the voice and translate the content, and then download the translated audio. The output is delivered in minutes, and the site describes the result as the same voice in a new language. It also says the tool supports any language pair, with examples such as Spanish to English, Japanese to French, and Arabic to German.
Supported input formats named on the site are MP3, WAV, M4A, and OGG, and it also allows a link to be pasted instead of uploading a file directly. The product is described as built for creators who think globally, with use cases including podcasts, YouTube videos, and course content. The page also says it is designed for translating a user’s own content or content for which permission has been granted, and it refers to this as a consent-first architecture.
Dubvox is presented as an invite-only beta with early access pricing and priority onboarding for the first 500 users. It is a CoderLuii project.
Dubvox is a Voice cloning & synthesis project. It focuses on making it easy to translate audio into other languages while preserving the original speaker's voice and emotion. Dubvox is a consumer product aimed at content creators and multilingual teams. It ships for the web.
CoderLuii builds and maintains Dubvox, and it first shipped in 2026. Development happens publicly on GitHub with 2.3k stars and 27 commits in the last 90 days. Key capabilities include voice translation, voice cloning, and multilingual support.
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