For the Best Results, Use the Latest Version.

Step 1: Launch Filmora and Initiate a New Project

To start, launch Filmora on your desktop and continue to select the "New Project" button from the homepage. When directed to the editing window, select the "Import" button in the media panel and import your required video content.

Step 2: Add Video To Timeline and Access AI Translation Feature

As you drag and drop the video content into the timeline, navigate to the toolbox and find AI translation, then drag and move it above the timeline.

Alternatively, you can expand the editing box and click the AI Translation icon.

In addition, you can right-click on the video in the timeline and choose the "AI Translation" option from the dropdown menu.

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.

Step 3: Set Parameters for Translation

Once you choose AI Translation, a dialogue box will appear.

• Translation Type: Choose "Translate voice and text" or "Only translate text."
• Source Language: choose the video language from the dropdown lists.
• Target Language: select from 14 different languages.
• Auto match: match the transcription to the timeline. (This option is on by default)

Note: Lip Sync is a new feature that synchronizes the audio with the speaker's lips. If you want to try this feature, just check the little box. It is unchecked by default. It only appears when you click "translate voice and caption" under the translation type. And this feature is only available for videos that are 5 minutes or shorter; videos longer than 5 minutes will be grayed out.

Step 4: Start Translating Videos

After all settings are done, click translate to start translating videos.

Step 5: Wait and Export the Final Results

A pop-up screen will appear showing the translation processes. Wait until you get the "Completed" status, which means the translation is done. Finally, you can close this dialogue box and play your media to see results. Later, proceed to the top-right side and use the "Export" button to save the media on your device.