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Mutes the original audio on Crunchyroll and reads every line of dialogue aloud with a distinct AI voice per character. Dubzly is a Chrome extension that turns subtitled anime into auto-dubbed anime — without leaving the page. When you play an episode on Crunchyroll, Dubzly: • reads the subtitle file the player has already loaded • sends each line to a text-to-speech service • plays the synthesized audio in sync with the video, with a different voice for every named character • mutes the original audio so you hear the dub cleanly Key features: ✦ Per-character voices — Aki gets one voice, Joe gets another. Override any character from the popup. ✦ Save and share — export your voice mapping as JSON, or upload it to the community library so other viewers of the same show can load it in one click. ✦ Bring your own ElevenLabs key — paste it in the popup; it's stored locally in your browser. Skip the key and Dubzly falls back to a free synthesized voice. ✦ Works on both VTT and ASS subtitle formats. ✦ Open source — github.com/blackwikionline/dubzly Privacy: settings are stored locally in your browser. Subtitle text is sent to the Dubzly backend only to render audio. Your ElevenLabs key is passed through per request; it is never stored server-side. See https://dubzly.com/privacy.html for full details. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Crunchyroll, LLC.
Jun 9, 2026
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