What Files Do You Get After an AI Dub?

After an AI dub, SpeakSwap can give creators more than a single finished file. Useful outputs can include dubbed speech, translated-only speech, original and translated transcripts, translated subtitles, separated vocals, and accompaniment tracks where available.

AI dub output files

File or asset	What it is	How creators use it
Finished dubbed media	The publishable dubbed result when the job produces a media output.	Download, review, and publish the translated version.
Dubbed speech	The target-language voice track.	Mix it into a video editor or compare it with the finished output.
Translated-only speech	Translated speech audio without relying on the final flattened mix.	Use it for review, alternate edits, or a custom mix.
Original transcript	Text from the source speech.	Check source meaning, names, terms, and speaker turns.
Translated transcript	Text in the target language.	Review translation quality and reuse text in publishing workflows.
Translated subtitles	Caption text for the target language.	Publish captions, review timing, or import into editing tools.
Separated vocals	The extracted speech or vocal layer where available.	Inspect speech quality or replace a voice track in an editor.
Accompaniment	Background music or non-speech audio where available.	Preserve music and atmosphere while swapping translated speech.

Why this matters

A user asking about AI dubbing may really be asking about an editing workflow. They might need captions for YouTube, translated text for a reviewer, clean speech for a new timeline, or accompaniment audio so music is not lost. Listing the files makes the product easier to evaluate.

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