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Supported Languages

Language Support

DubLab supports 90+ languages for dubbing. Use auto for source language to let the AI detect it automatically.

All languages below are available for dubbing with the OmniVoice engine.

Language	Code	Language	Code
English	`en`	Galician	`gl`
Spanish	`es`	Georgian	`ka`
French	`fr`	Haitian Creole	`ht`
German	`de`	Icelandic	`is`
Chinese	`zh`	Irish	`ga`
Japanese	`ja`	Kannada	`kn`
Russian	`ru`	Latin	`la`
Portuguese	`pt`	Latvian	`lv`
Arabic	`ar`	Lithuanian	`lt`
Hindi	`hi`	Luxembourgish	`lb`
Bengali	`bn`	Macedonian	`mk`
Punjabi	`pa`	Maltese	`mt`
Vietnamese	`vi`	Mongolian	`mn`
Korean	`ko`	Nepali	`ne`
Italian	`it`	Northern Sami	`se`
Persian	`fa`	Sinhala	`si`
Turkish	`tr`	Estonian	`et`
Dutch	`nl`	Tagalog	`tl`
Hebrew	`he`	Burmese	`my`
Indonesian	`id`	Kazakh	`kk`
Polish	`pl`	Bosnian	`bs`
Ukrainian	`uk`	Swahili	`sw`
Romanian	`ro`	Amharic	`am`
Greek	`el`	Azerbaijani	`az`
Hungarian	`hu`	Belarusian	`be`
Thai	`th`	Uzbek	`uz`
Swedish	`sv`	Khmer	`km`
Czech	`cs`	Lao	`lo`
Danish	`da`	Sindhi	`sd`
Finnish	`fi`	Welsh	`cy`
Norwegian	`no`	Frisian	`fy`
Bulgarian	`bg`	Yoruba	`yo`
Slovak	`sk`	Hausa	`ha`
Croatian	`hr`	Igbo	`ig`
Serbian	`sr`	Zulu	`zu`
Malay	`ms`	Xhosa	`xh`
Tamil	`ta`	Shona	`sn`
Urdu	`ur`	Faroese	`fo`
Telugu	`te`	Chichewa	`ny`
Marathi	`mr`	Kinyarwanda	`rw`
Gujarati	`gu`	Southern Sotho	`st`
Malayalam	`ml`	Tswana	`tn`
Afrikaans	`af`	Tsonga	`ts`
Basque	`eu`	Swati	`ss`
Catalan	`ca`	Venda	`ve`
Esperanto	`eo`	Twi	`tw`

Auto-detect works well for most major languages but may struggle with mixed-language content
Single speaker videos produce the best voice cloning results
Languages with similar phonetic structures (e.g., Spanish → Italian) tend to produce more natural results
Right-to-left languages (Arabic, Hebrew) are fully supported for audio — subtitle rendering follows standard RTL rules