Comparisons
EarDub vs LingTube (2026): Listen in Your Language or Learn a Language?
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Disclosure: EarDub is our own product. We include it where it fits and say where other tools do better.
Short answer
If you're studying a language and want flashcards and drills, LingTube. If you want to understand the video in your own language while you watch, with natural voices on YouTube, courses and most other sites, EarDub.
Disclosure: EarDub is our product. Everything about the other extension comes from its own Chrome Web Store listing and website, linked where it's used and checked on October 20, 2026. Where the other tool is the better choice, we say so.
EarDub vs LingTube at a glance
| EarDub | LingTube | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Listening to videos in your language | Learning a language from videos |
| How it dubs | Reads captions; without captions (Basic/Pro) recognizes buffered speech | Reads captions; transcribes the audio when there are none |
| Sites | YouTube, Udemy, Coursera, X, Bilibili and most other sites you allow | YouTube, Coursera, Udemy, Bilibili, TikTok |
| Voices | 300+ AI voices in 75 languages | Edge or browser voices; an advanced voice on paid plans |
| Study tools | Bilingual subtitles | Bilingual subtitles, vocabulary and grammar drills, flashcards, AI chat |
| Free plan | 30 min a day | Standard mode plus 1 AI translation credit a day |
| Paid | Basic $9.99/mo or $83/yr; Pro $19.99/mo or $155/yr | $8 for 30 days or $64 a year |
| Browsers | Chrome and Edge; Android via Vivaldi | Chrome |
| Chrome Web Store rating | No ratings yet | 4.4 (39 ratings) |
When LingTube is the better choice
- You're learning the language: flashcards, drills and AI study packs built from the video are its focus.
- Lowest price: $8 for 30 days or $64 a year.
- TikTok: it runs on TikTok pages.
When EarDub is the better choice
- You want to listen, not study: EarDub is built so you can watch the screen and hear the video in your language, with 300+ natural voices.
- More sites: X, Gumroad and most other sites you allow, besides YouTube and course platforms.
- Edge: EarDub runs in Chrome and Edge.
- Consistent terms in long courses: EarDub reviews the whole caption track and keeps a glossary per video.
What EarDub is
EarDub dubs recorded videos on YouTube, Udemy, Coursera, X, Bilibili and most other sites into 75 languages with 300+ AI voices, translating with the context of the whole video. Captioned videos work on every plan; on Basic and Pro it also dubs videos without captions by recognizing the speech the player has already buffered, so each sentence is ready before it's spoken.
Price: Free: 30 min a day (up to 180 a month), up to 3 videos a day of up to 60 min, captioned videos. Basic $9.99/mo or $83/yr (60 h a month). Pro $19.99/mo or $155/yr (fair use).
Frequently asked questions
Should I use EarDub or LingTube to learn English?
To study the language with drills and flashcards, LingTube. To understand the content in your own language while you watch, EarDub. If you're training your ear, also try the original audio with bilingual subtitles.
Do both work without captions?
Yes. LingTube transcribes the audio when a video has no captions; its site doesn't say whether that's free. EarDub does it on its Basic and Pro plans.
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- YouTube video translator
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- Coursera translator
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Hear YouTube in your language
EarDub dubs videos into 75 languages with natural AI voices, from their captions or, on Basic and Pro, from their speech. Free to install, 30 minutes of dubbing every day after you sign in, no credit card.