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# What is Dubbing?

ElevenLabs was founded on the idea of creating amazing dubbing; a tool that would allow you to create a perfect dub in any language you desire, using the original voice of the actors and preserving the original performance, making all content more accessible.

To get started, go to [Dubbing](https://elevenlabs.io/app/dubbing) and upload your audio or video file, or paste a URL to dub a video from YouTube, TikTok or elsewhere online **.**

Select the language or languages you want to dub into in the **Choose languages** selector. You'll be charged for each language you select here. See [How much does Dubbing cost?](/docs/help-center/product/dubbing/how-much-does-dubbing-cost) for a full breakdown.

By default, you'll use our latest Dubbing model, v2. Dubs created using the v2 model are automatic. There is no in-app option to edit the content. Transcript editing and audio regeneration via the API are available on Enterprise plans only.

When using Dubbing v2 via the website, there's a 2 GB and 180 minutes limit for the uploaded file, and you need to stay below both.

If you want a more in-depth explanation and guide on what Dubbing is and how to use it, we highly recommend reading the full documentation [here](/docs/product-guides/products/dubbing/dubbing-studio).



If you want to create a Dubbing Studio project so you can edit your dubs, choose **Dubbing v1** as the model, then select **Dubbing project**.

**Note:** Dubbing Studio is in maintenance mode and receives critical bug fixes only.

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