Think Bigger From Filmora User Guide

Step 1: Start Project on Wondershare Filmora

Install the latest version of Filmora on your macOS and access its main interface. Press the "New Project" button and enter its editing window there.

Create a translate project in Filmora

Step 2: Access AI Translation

Go to the media panel and use the "Import" option to import the media. Drag the media to the timeline section and navigate your cursor over it.

Import videos to filmora

Simultaneously press the "Control + Click" keys to find an extended list. Next, browse the "AI Translation" option from the list and tap to initiate the process.

Navigate to AI Translation

Alternatively, you can go to the toolbar above the timeline panel. From there, click the "AI Translation" icon.

Access to AI Translation via Toolbar

Step 3: Translate Videos in Filmora

After clicking AI translation, you will need to set parameters for translation settings.

Settings for Translating Videos

• Pick a Translation Type: You can choose to "translate voice and text" or "Only translate text" according to your requirements
• Set Translating Languages: Pick your source languages and target languages.
  

  Note:

  For the combined voice and text translation, Filmora can recognize 23 source languages, such as Spanish, German, or Italian. While translating, it can only translate your content into 14 target languages. However, when it comes to text translation, it supports translating all 23 languages it recognizes.
• Auto-match: By checking it, you can match the transcription to the timeline. (This option is on by default)
• Lip-sync: It is a newly released feature that synchronizes the audio with the speaker's lips. It only appears when you click "translate voice and caption" under the translation type. And this feature is limited to videos that are 5 minutes or less; videos exceeding 5 minutes will be grayed out.

Step 4: Complete and Preview Translated Videos

Complete and Preview Translated Videos