Link or file-based ordering
Upload a video or paste a link, then choose the target language and complete the order online. The source describes the process as simple and automated.
Vidby is a web-based service for translating, dubbing, and adding subtitles to video content. It supports link-based or uploaded-video workflows for businesses and creators working across multiple languages.

Vidby is an online translation and dubbing service for video content, with subtitle creation also called out in the page title. The site positions it as a way to translate and adapt media for international audiences without a manual agency workflow.
The product flow shown on the site is straightforward: upload a video or paste a link, choose the target language, pay, and receive the translated result. The source describes the service as fully automated and available worldwide, with support for multiple languages and dialect choices.
Upload a video or paste a link, then choose the target language and complete the order online. The source describes the process as simple and automated.
Vidby translates and dubs videos, and the site title also includes subtitle creation as part of the service.
The source says the service supports 50+ languages on the order page and 70+ languages on the homepage, with a choice of dialect.
The rendered page text says Vidby can translate 1 minute of video in 1–2 minutes and describes the workflow as fully automated.
The homepage lists YouTube, Vimeo, Google Drive, Dropbox, video, document, PDF, and audio among the content and sources shown on the site.
The homepage mentions Telegram bot access for uploading files and instant translation.
Teams can localize marketing or explainer videos for viewers in other regions by uploading a file or pasting a public link, then selecting the target language.
Creators who want to publish the same video in more than one language can use vidby’s dubbed output and dialect selection to adapt content for different audiences.
Businesses that need to share video-based information across countries can use the automated workflow instead of coordinating a manual translation agency process.
Users who already store media in connected services referenced on the site, such as Google Drive or Dropbox, can start from those sources instead of only local files.
Vidby is presented as a web-based service where you either upload a video or paste a link, choose the target language, pay, and receive a translated video. The source also says support can answer questions if needed.
The source text says vidby translates videos into 50+ languages and the homepage describes 70+ languages. The page also mentions a choice of dialect for translation.
Vidby’s rendered page text says it can translate 1 minute of video in 1–2 minutes and that the service is fully automated.
The homepage lists YouTube, Vimeo, Google Drive, Dropbox, video, document, PDF, and audio as supported source inputs or content types shown on the site.
The source describes vidby as a translation, dubbing, and subtitle service for businesses and creators who want to reach audiences in more languages. It emphasizes audience growth and monetization for business use.