Skool Video Translator hear every course in your language.
DubTab translates Skool lessons in real time — an AI voice dubs the creator in your language while translated captions follow on screen. No subtitles on the video? It works anyway.
Free 15-minute trial · No credit card · Works on lessons without captions
Watch it translate a real Skool lesson — live.
Courses in your language — not around it.
Skool's captions are English-only — and lessons embedded from YouTube or Wistia often have none at all.
Pause, look a word up, rewind 10 seconds, lose the thread. Every few minutes.
A one-hour module takes two hours — and half of it never sinks in.
Listen in your language, with translated captions on screen when you want to read along.
No captions needed — DubTab listens to the audio itself, so even caption-less lessons translate.
Auto catch-up keeps the dub in sync with the video, so the voice never drifts behind the lesson.
Translate a Skool course in 3 clicks
1. Add DubTab to Chrome
One click from the Chrome Web Store — the free trial is included.
2. Open any Skool lesson
Play it as usual — a classroom module, an embedded video, or a live call in your browser.
3. Turn on dub & captions
Pick your language once. The AI voice and translated captions start within seconds.
Built for studying, not just translating
Real-time AI dubbing
The voice speaks while the video plays — not a file you upload and wait for.
No captions needed
DubTab listens to the audio itself — Skool lessons with no subtitles translate just the same.
Translated captions too
Read along with the dub, or use captions on their own — both follow the lesson live.
Stays in sync automatically
Auto catch-up keeps the dub aligned with the video, so the voice never lags behind the creator.
Works on embedded lessons
YouTube, Vimeo, Wistia or Loom player inside the classroom — DubTab follows the tab's audio either way.
Live calls covered too
Skool live streams translate right in the browser. Calls on the Zoom app? The Windows desktop version dubs any app's audio.
Doesn't Skool translate courses itself?
No — Skool has no translation feature at all. Its own videos get auto-generated captions in English only, and embedded lessons depend on wherever the video is actually hosted.
| Where the lesson lives | Captions you get | DubTab |
|---|---|---|
| Skool native video | Auto-captions, English only | ✓ Real-time dub + captions, your language |
| YouTube / Vimeo embed | Depends on the uploader | ✓ Real-time dub + captions, your language |
| Wistia / Loom embed | Often none | ✓ Real-time dub + captions, your language |
| Live calls (Skool Live / Zoom) | No translation | ✓ Real-time in browser · Zoom via desktop app |
Skool has no translation feature — not even for its own captions.
The interface, the auto-captions, the transcripts: English. DubTab is the missing layer — it translates the creator's voice itself, live, into your language.
Half the lessons aren't even hosted on Skool.
Creators embed YouTube, Vimeo, Wistia or Loom players into the classroom, or link out to another site entirely. DubTab follows the audio in your tab, so it doesn't care which player the course uses.
Live calls and coaching sessions work too.
Skool's native live streams play in your browser, so DubTab dubs them in real time like any other video. For communities that still run calls on the Zoom app, the Windows desktop version captures any app's audio.
Frequently asked questions
Your next Skool course, in your language.
Install once — the dub starts the moment the creator starts talking.
Add to Chrome — FreeFree 15-minute trial · Works on Edge too · Windows app available