AnyDub AnyDub

Dub Portuguese to English live, as it plays

Brazilian or European Portuguese in, English out, about a second later. Streams, courses, broadcasts and calls, none of which need a subtitle track or an upload.

AnyDub adding live translated subtitles to a video playing in Chrome

Up and running in three steps

1

Install AnyDub

Free to add to Chrome, and free to try before you sign up.

2

Play the Portuguese video

A stream, a course platform, a broadcaster player, or a local file.

3

Choose English

Subtitles inside the player, a spoken track, or both at once.

AnyDub language and voice selection panel

Brazil and Portugal sound nothing alike

European Portuguese swallows unstressed vowels in a way Brazilian Portuguese does not, to the point that speakers of one occasionally struggle with the other. Tools tuned on Brazilian audio degrade badly on a Lisbon broadcast.

AnyDub translates the speech in front of it, so both work, along with African varieties from Angola and Mozambique that almost nothing else covers.

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Course platforms and long streams

Brazil has one of the largest independent online-course and creator economies anywhere, almost entirely in Portuguese. Batch dubbing tools cannot help you watch a four hour class today, because there is no finished file to hand them. AnyDub translates it as it plays and charges you only for the minutes you use.

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Keep the speaker underneath

The mixer keeps the original voice under the English track at any level, which is the setting most people learning Portuguese end up on and the one that keeps a lively presenter listenable.

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AnyDub mixer blending the original and dubbed volumes

The Portuguese content nobody subtitles

Portuguese has around 250 million speakers and a fraction of the subtitling infrastructure that number would suggest. Brazilian technical, legal and business video in particular is produced at enormous volume for a domestic audience and localised essentially never.

European Portuguese is worse served again. Broadcaster archives, parliamentary sessions and university material carry Portuguese captions at best, and the caption files that do exist are often auto-generated and unreliable.

The reverse direction, for Portuguese speakers who want English content in Portuguese, is the mirror of the Spanish page and is worth asking about if you need it.

Questions about this language pair

Does it support both Brazilian and European Portuguese?

Yes, and African varieties too. It translates the audio, so you do not pick a variant before pressing play.

Does the video need Portuguese captions?

No. AnyDub transcribes the speech itself, so uncaptioned video works the same.

Can I use it on course platforms?

Yes. Any browser tab that plays audio works, which covers most course and webinar tools.

Can I get a spoken English track?

Yes, with the original Portuguese audible underneath at whatever volume you set.

Does it work on live calls?

Yes, on Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and Webex.

Is there a free tier?

Yes. Paid plans only increase the monthly translation minutes.

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Start watching Portuguese video in English

Install the extension, pick a language, and you are live.

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