DubWeaver: Dub Films Offline

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About this app

Dub any film into any language, in your own voice, on your own device.

DubWeaver is a dubbing studio that runs entirely on your phone or tablet. The AI that removes the original voices runs HERE — not on a server. Your film is never uploaded, nothing is metered by the minute, and the whole thing works on a plane, on a shoot, or anywhere with no signal at all.

TAKE THE ORIGINAL VOICES OUT
The separation model runs on the device and lifts the original dialogue out of the mix, leaving the music and the effects behind. That is what makes room for your dub without losing the film's own soundtrack. If a film already ships a music-and-effects track, DubWeaver finds it and uses it directly — better than anything a model can compute.

RECORD YOUR DUB AGAINST THE PICTURE
Arm a take and perform while the film plays. You get a count-in, you hear yourself over the scene through your headphones, and the take lands aligned to the frame. Record as many takes as you like on as many voices as you like.

A REAL TIMELINE, NOT A TOY
Frame-accurate transport. Split, trim and ripple-delete. A magnet that pushes clips along and closes gaps when you trim — and never applies to picture or titles, which are timed against the film. Undo everything, and the menu names what it is about to undo.

MIX IT PROPERLY
Level, pan and fades per clip. Automatic ducking so the music steps out from under the dialogue. Loudness normalisation to streaming, podcast or broadcast targets. Deliver in stereo or discrete 5.1.

TITLES AND SUBTITLES
Thirteen bundled title faces, so a project looks the same wherever it is opened. Captions on their own track, exported burned into the picture, as an .srt file, or both.

DELIVER AT FULL RESOLUTION
Export at the resolution of your source, with the loudness target your platform wants. The mix is rendered on the device.

NOTHING LEAVES YOUR DEVICE
Video, audio and projects are stored on this device and nowhere else. There is no account to create and no cloud to sign in to. The app itself makes exactly one network request: downloading the separation model, once, checked against a known checksum. The only other connection is Google Play confirming your subscription — neither one carries your film.

NINE LANGUAGES
English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Russian. The app follows your device's language and lets you change it whenever you want.

SUBSCRIPTION
One month free, then a single subscription with no watermarks, no project limit and no per-minute charges. If your subscription ends you keep your projects and the basic editing tools, and you can always get your work back out.
Take out the original voices with on-device AI and dub any film in your voice.
Updated on
Sep 19, 2026

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What’s new

Filters. Fifteen looks you can drop over your film, chosen by looking — little squares of your own frame, each already wearing the look, in a Filters tab beside Animation. Nine are free, each with its own strength and a vignette. The subscription adds six, and four of those are drawn into the picture rather than graded onto it: a 1970s television, film grain that moves the way stock does, a warm light leak, and a worn tape. A look lives on its own track, so one film can carry several.