네이버 · Korean company
CLOVA Dubbing
Naver's free tool for adding Korean dubbing to videos
◐Free plan ○Korean supported
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Key specs
| Price | ◐Free plan |
|---|---|
| Free limits | Free for personal use within the monthly download limit |
| Paid price | Inquire separately for enterprise and commercial use |
| Student / edu discount | Educational use guidelines available |
| Korean | ○KoreanKorean service. Both the interface and the voices are set to Korean by default. |
| Login | Required |
| Platforms | Web |
| File input | VIDEO, TXT |
| Download output | Dubbed video files or separate audio files. |
| Commercial use | ConditionalThe free tier is for personal and non-commercial use only. Commercial use requires separate verification. |
Prices may change. Currency and billing period follow the official listing; no currency conversion. Pricing page (opens in a new tab)
Who it's for
- Anyone needing free narration for school assignments or internal training videos, thanks to its generous personal tier.
- Creators without a proper recording setup who need voiceovers without a quiet room or microphone.
- Users who need to sync spoken lines to specific video segments directly on a timeline.
Drawbacks
- The free tier is strictly for personal and non-commercial use. Commercial use for ads or sales videos requires separate verification.
- The variety of voices and emotional expressions is not as extensive as paid professional services.
- There is a monthly download limit, which can be reached quickly if you repeatedly revise and export.
Getting started
- Log in with a Naver account and create a new project.
- Upload a video file or enter text to generate voiceovers only.
- Select a voice, enter lines, and position them on the timeline.
- Preview the audio to adjust speed and pauses, splitting awkward sentences if needed.
- Download the dubbed video or export the audio file separately.
Similar tools
- Typecast ◐Free plan Typecast offers more detailed emotions and voice varieties, while CLOVA Dubbing has a generous free tier for adding voiceovers directly onto videos.
- ElevenLabs ◐Free plan ElevenLabs focuses on audio file quality, while CLOVA Dubbing is designed to sync audio directly to a video timeline.
- Vrew ◐Free plan Vrew centers on subtitles and cut editing, whereas CLOVA Dubbing focuses on applying voiceovers.
- CLOVA Note ◐Free plan Both are Naver tools, but CLOVA Note turns speech into text, while CLOVA Dubbing turns text into speech.
See also
- Comparison: Best 4 Korean TTS Tools Compared (Including Free)
- Use: Voice & music · Video generation & editing
- Concepts: tts
Official link
https://clovadubbing.naver.com/ (opens in a new tab)
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