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AI Translation for Windows
Filmora for Windows includes an AI Translation feature that helps users translate video speech and subtitles into different languages with ease. It supports both voice and text translation, making it useful for multilingual content, tutorials, business videos, and global audiences. With multiple ways to access the tool and customizable translation settings, users can translate and localize videos directly inside the editor.
Steps to Use AI Translation in Filmora for Windows
As discussed, the AI Translation feature in Filmora allows users to generate content in multiple languages. Follow the steps mentioned below to learn how to use this feature:
Step 1. Create a New Project and Import Video
After launching Filmora on your Windows computer, click the New Project option from the home screen. Once the editing workspace opens, press the Import button in the media panel and upload the video you want to translate.

Step 2. Add Video and Open AI Translation
Drag the imported video onto the editing timeline. Next, right-click on the video in the media library and select the AI Translation option.

Step 3. Configure Translation Settings
After opening AI Translation, a settings window will appear. Select your preferred translation type, including Translate Voice and Text or Only Translate Text. Then choose the source language and target language from the available dropdown lists. The Auto Match option stays enabled by default to align subtitles with the timeline. After adjusting all settings, click the Translate button to begin translating your video.

Step 4. Preview and Export the Translated Video
A progress window will appear while Filmora completes the translation task. Drag the translated files to the timeline and preview them within the preview window. Once done, click the Export button to save the results.

Note: Filmora supports 23 source languages for recognition. Voice and text translation can be translated into 14 target languages, while text-only translation supports all recognized languages. Lip Sync is available for videos under 5 minutes and appears only when using voice and caption translation.
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