Feeddub
Chrome extension for one-click AI dubbing on YouTube, Netflix, Bilibili, TED, and Coursera — 20 languages, tight sync, $2/month flat.
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What is Feeddub?
FeedDub is a Chrome extension that adds one-click AI dubbing to popular video players, overlaying translated audio on top of the original soundtrack in sync with the video. It supports YouTube, Netflix, Bilibili, TED, and Coursera across 20 languages, aimed at viewers watching foreign-language content.
Feeddub pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Free tier (two new videos/day, no sign-in) + 3 unlimited free days with Google sign-in; $2/month for unlimited use, or single month for $2 with no renewal
Feeddub pros
- Tight sync: each dubbed line lands on the original timing and survives scrubbing
- Flat $2/month pricing with no per-video or per-minute charges
- Works in 20 languages with male and female voices switchable from the popup
- Two free videos daily without sign-in; uses speech recognition when captions are unavailable
Feeddub cons
- Limited to five supported video platforms
- Initial preparation latency depends on video length and connection; playback may pause after scrubbing if the section isn't ready
- Netflix requires original-language captions
Frequently asked questions about Feeddub
How is this different from bilingual subtitles?
A dub speaks the words while the original audio stays in the background, letting you follow the video like a podcast instead of reading text on screen.
What happens when I scrub the video?
Dubbing resynchronizes at the new position; if that part isn't ready, playback may pause while it's prepared.
Does it read my browsing history?
No, it doesn't request Chrome's browsing-history permission and only works with the five supported video platforms and their media hosts.
Does it work if the video is already in my language?
It detects the spoken language first and stops instead of dubbing you back into the same language.