AI Dubbing Inside ChatGPT
Add the DubbyLab app to ChatGPT and dub, transcribe or voice your content by simply asking for it — no editor, no extra tabs.
DubbyLab, where you already work
The DubbyLab app brings the same dubbing, transcription and text-to-speech engine that powers DubbyLab into ChatGPT. Describe what you want in plain language — "dub this video into Spanish" — and ChatGPT runs the job with DubbyLab for you.
Attach a file in the chat or share a link to your video, and ChatGPT handles the rest: it checks the video, shows you the cost before anything starts, tracks progress and hands you the finished result in the same conversation.
How it works
- Add the DubbyLab app — Find DubbyLab in ChatGPT's apps directory and connect your DubbyLab account.
- Share your video — Attach a video or audio file in the chat, or paste a link to it.
- Ask for what you need — Say which language to dub into, or ask for a transcript or a voiceover.
- Confirm the estimate — ChatGPT shows you DubbyLab's cost estimate. No job starts until you agree.
- Get the result — ChatGPT follows the job to completion and shares the dubbed video, transcript or audio in the chat.
What you can do with DubbyLab in ChatGPT
- Dub videos — Translate and re-voice a video into another language, with the original timing kept intact.
- Transcribe audio and video — Turn speech into accurate, timed text you can read, edit or translate.
- Generate speech — Pick a voice and turn any text into natural-sounding audio.
- Check costs up front — Get an estimate for every dubbing, transcription or speech job before you agree to start it.
- Track your jobs — Ask for the status of a job, list your recent dubs and transcriptions, or cancel one that is still running.
Things you can ask
- "Dub this video into German and Japanese."
- "How much would it cost to dub my video into French?"
- "Transcribe this interview and give me the text."
- "Read this paragraph aloud with a warm female voice."
- "Which languages can DubbyLab dub into?"
- "Is my dubbing job finished yet?"
Who it's for
- Creators who want a translated version of a video without learning a new tool
- Marketing teams localizing short clips while they draft copy in ChatGPT
- Educators turning lectures into transcripts and multilingual versions
- Anyone who needs a quick voiceover from a script
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a DubbyLab account?
Yes. You connect your DubbyLab account when you add the app, so jobs, results and billing stay in your account.
Will a job start without my approval?
No. DubbyLab always returns a cost estimate first, and a dubbing, transcription or speech job only starts after you confirm it.
How do I give ChatGPT my video?
Attach the file directly in the chat or share a link to it. If a file can't be attached, DubbyLab provides a secure upload box in the conversation.
Which languages are supported?
The same languages as DubbyLab itself — you can ask ChatGPT to list them at any time.
Can I see my previous jobs?
Yes. Ask ChatGPT to list your recent dubbing jobs or transcriptions and pick up any result again.
Try DubbyLab in ChatGPT
Add the app, share a video and ask for a dub in the language you need.