Your videos.
Now understandable.
Open local videos, translate subtitles as you watch, listen to AI dubbing and export time-aligned subtitles and audio.
One CCDub membership, across browser and desktop.
For Windows, macOS and Linux
In development · Preview and launch notifications only
English
For online videos, keep the extension.
For local files, use Desktop.
Bring the familiar CCDub translation and dubbing experience to videos stored on your computer.
Local video playback
Open video files on your computer without uploading an entire movie to a website.
Original and bilingual captions
Switch between original, translated and bilingual subtitles as you watch.
AI dubbing while watching
Use CCDub cloud-based speech services to produce dubbing as you play.
Export your work
Export SRT subtitles and a complete aligned WAV dubbing track for editing.
One membership. Two ways to watch.
CCDub for the browser and desktop will share the same account, membership and quota rather than requiring separate purchases.
Current CCDub membership pricing applies
Downloads will live right here.
This page will progress from preview to beta to general release. Download links come from the verified Cloudflare R2 release manifest.
Early releases require FFmpeg/FFprobe installed separately. macOS packages are not notarized and Windows installers are not code-signed, so your OS may show warnings.
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Get a single launch notification, separately from promotional email subscriptions.
Sign in to subscribe with your CCDub email. One launch notice only; cancel any time.
Frequently asked questions
Is Desktop a separate purchase?
No separate paid product is planned. Desktop and the browser extension will share one CCDub membership and quota.
When can I download it?
We will open the beta after verifying the core workflow and installation on supported platforms.
Does it run AI models on my computer?
No. Local video playback uses your computer; translation and dubbing use CCDub cloud services.