Taking a channel that works into another language
Reach a second audience without filming anything twice.
The mistake almost everyone makes here is dubbing the video and stopping. HeyGen will translate the audio and match the lips, which is the part people notice — but a perfectly dubbed video with an English title and description is still invisible to anyone searching in that language. That's the whole reason ReTranslate is in this list: it handles the titles, descriptions and subtitle tracks on YouTube itself, which no dubbing tool touches. Submagic covers burned-in captions, because a lot of the audience you're chasing watches on mute. If you want a cheaper dubbing route and don't need lip-sync, Wavel does more languages per dollar — swap it in for HeyGen and the rest of the list still holds.
- 03VisitPublish & Growth
Titles, descriptions and subtitle tracks on YouTube — what dubbing tools don't touch.
- Starting out
- $0 — every tool here has a free tier
- If you outgrow the free plans
- $53/mo across 3 tools
Prices are the cheapest published plan per tool and change often — check each site before buying.