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AI Translation for Mac
Filmora for Mac offers an AI Translation feature that helps users translate video dialogue and subtitles into multiple languages directly inside the editor. Supporting both voice and text translation, this tool is ideal for tutorials, international content, educational videos, and multilingual projects. With flexible translation settings and automated language processing, users can localize videos more efficiently without relying on external tools.
Steps to Use AI Translation in Filmora for Mac
With the AI Translation feature, users can create videos in multiple languages without any manual editing. Follow the steps mentioned below to learn how to use this feature:
Step 1. Start with a New Project and Import Video
Launch Filmora on your Mac and click the New Project option from the home screen. Once the editing workspace opens, upload the video you want to translate.
Step 2. Add Video and Access AI Translation
Drag the imported video onto the timeline. Then right-click on the video clip and choose the AI Translation option to open the translation tool.
Step 3. Configure Translation Preferences
After opening the AI Translation window, choose the preferred translation type. Next, select the source language and target language from the dropdown menus. Once the settings are configured, click the Translate button to begin processing.
Step 4. Preview and Export the Translated Video
Wait for Filmora to complete the translation process and review the translated content inside the preview window. After confirming the results, click the Export button to save the translated video to your Mac.
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