Generate a French voice over for any video with AI dubbing.
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Upload a video file or paste a link. Select the original language and set French as the target language.
Generate the French voice over by choosing from a wide range of AI voices. Review and edit the result in the built-in editor.
Export the dubbed video with or without subtitles, share it directly with your team, or embed it on your site with a single click.
Yes. You can generate a French voice over for a limited portion of your video to test the AI voices, accuracy, and export quality. For full access, you can view plans on Maestra's Pricing page.
Upload a video or share a link to get started. Once Maestra processes the content, you can select a French AI voice for each speaker in the video and synthesize the voiceover. Then you can fine-tune the output in the editor and export when you're ready.
Most videos are processed in minutes, depending on the length of the file. Voice synthesis also takes a few minutes once you've selected your French AI voices. This is significantly faster than hiring French voice actors, which can take days or weeks.
Available accents include European French, Canadian French, Belgian French, and Swiss French. To find the perfect French voice for your content, you can browse and listen to the full selection in Maestra's voice library.
The AI French voice over generator uses advanced translation and speech synthesis models to produce natural-sounding output. Accuracy is high without any manual work, but you can edit any line or use the AI rewriting feature to improve the wording.
Yes. Maestra's AI voice cloning feature captures the original speaker's vocal characteristics and reproduces them in French. This keeps the speaker's identity consistent across languages, which is especially useful for branded or creator-led content.
Yes. Maestra's AI lip sync matches the French voice over to the speaker's on-screen mouth movements. This is particularly useful for interviews, e-learning videos, and any content with a visible speaker.
Yes. Maestra's French AI voices are fully available for commercial use, whether you're producing ads, product demos, training materials, or public-facing projects.
Yes. You can control the playback speed of the French voice over directly in the editor. Speed up or slow down the delivery to match the tone and rhythm of your content.
Yes. During download, you can choose to export with subtitles and they'll be generated in sync with the French voice over. You can also download them separately in different formats such as SRT, VTT, and more.
Yes. You can upload the film file or paste a link and select French as the target language. Maestra will transcribe and translate the dialogue, then generate a French voice over for each character. Choose from different emotions and speaking styles to match the tone of each scene.
Maestra supports a wide range of file formats including MP4, MP3, WAV, MOV, and more. You can export the dubbed French video or audio as MP4 or MP3. Subtitle files are available in SRT, VTT, and additional formats.
Yes. You can export the dubbed French audio as a standalone MP3 file. Ideal for creating French audiobooks, podcasts, training audio, or other content that doesn't require video.
Yes. Maestra uses data encryption in transit and at rest to protect your uploads, and your content is not shared with third parties or used for training. You can view Maestra's Privacy Policy for full details.
Yes. Maestra has a separate French text to speech tool that converts written text into natural-sounding French audio. It's ideal when you have a script ready and don't need to dub an existing video. Simply type your text into the French TTS tool and generate speech instantly.
