Coursera AI dubbing and translated subtitles
Does dubly.me work on Coursera? Yes. Open a lecture video, press Dub, and dubly.me reads the lecture's subtitles aloud in your language while it plays. You can also choose translated subtitles only, with no voice.
Updated October 6, 2026
How it works
Three steps on Coursera
- 1
Open a lecture video
Go to a lecture in your Coursera course. dubly.me works on the lecture video page.
- 2
Choose your language and mode
In the dubly.me popup, pick the language you want to hear and Dubbed voice, Subtitles or Both.
- 3
Press Dub
dubly.me translates the lecture's subtitles and reads each line in your language as the video plays.
Before you start
What Coursera dubbing needs
- Pages
- Coursera lecture video pages.
- Source
- The subtitle tracks in Coursera's video player.
- Subtitle choice
- English subtitles first, when the lecture has them.
- Browsers
- Chrome and Firefox.
Questions
Coursera questions
Which language does dubly.me translate from on Coursera?
From the subtitle tracks in the lecture player. When an English track is available, dubly.me uses it.
Can I get only translated subtitles, without a voice?
Yes. Choose Subtitles in the popup. dubly.me shows the translated line on the video and does not speak. It uses the same daily minutes as dubbing.
Is dubly.me free on Coursera?
No. On Coursera, dubly.me works with the Basic plan (€5 a month, up to 9 hours of dubbing a day). The free plan covers YouTube.
Where on Coursera does dubly.me work?
On lecture video pages. dubly.me uses the subtitle tracks in Coursera's video player.
Other platforms