Say the line. Beat the original.
A free dubbing game: hear one line from a real scene, say it in your own voice, and see how close you came. No download, no account to play.
▶ Play the first scene a short scene · no sign-up
Browser dub stage
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free · no download · your mic stays on this device
your packs · local tape rack
Import a pack.
Dub it here.
DubBooth ZIP, timed dub pack, or loose voice pack · stays in this browser · never uploaded
On the rack
No tapes yet.
Your first import lands here, and it stays in this browser for next time. Only the pack's title is recorded — to show us which packs people play. Everything else stays in this browser.
Downloads once to this device. Nothing you record ever uploads.
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Record the line and these fill in.
The scenes people are dubbing most on DubBooth this week. Pick one and it plays in the stage above.
Browse all 142 packs → New scenes every week · or import your own ZIP
Built-in community scenes, ready to dub on DubBooth. Hear the line, say it, get three scores, export the finished MP4. For anyone with a microphone and two minutes.
Play now →Any Choicer Voicer pack ZIP in the ini format drops onto the DubBooth stage and plays, on this device only. For players who already have a GameBanana collection.
How to import →
Drop in an MP4: every line found and timed, characters named, music kept underneath. Plays on DubBooth, or downloads as a Choicer Voicer pack. For creators with their own clips.
Make a pack from a video →Record a line, send the challenge link. They get the same original and three tries; the leaderboard settles who was closer. For friends, group chats and streams.
Record a line to share →The same scene, several microphones, one room, taking turns line by line. For parties and streams that want it live rather than by link.
Describe the scene you want and get a pack to dub, without supplying a clip. For players who want something the library does not have yet.
The DubBooth scoring engine, run over one real 1.75-second line with one deliberate fault at a time.
| The take | Score | Rhythm | Duration | Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spot onthe original played back | 99 | 100 | 100 | 100 |
| Started 0.3 s lateeverything else perfect | 98 | 97 | 99 | 100 |
| Rushed it by 20%same words, faster | 91 | 95 | 81 | 100 |
| Whisperedat 5% of the original level | 91 | 89 | 93 | 100 |
| Dragged it out by 25%same words, slower | 89 | 90 | 83 | 100 |
| Dropped the middlea quarter of the line missing | 87 | 78 | 100 | 100 |
| Shouted2.5× the original level | 99 | 100 | 100 | 100 |
Shouting costs nothing; commit. A late start is almost free, because the engine trims silence before it listens. What it punishes is the shape of the line: rush it, drag it, or drop the middle. After every take the stage draws your curve over the original with the gaps in yellow; retry and aim at the gaps.
Cartoons, anime, movies, memes: scenes the community cut by hand for the dub game, plus anything you import or make. Every card shows the line count and runtime before you commit.
Replay plays the original. Record counts down from three and the scene rolls while you speak. Retry as often as you like.
Rhythm is how closely your delivery follows the original's shape. Duration is how close your length came. Coverage is how much of your take was speech.
DubBooth lays your takes over the scene and the finished MP4 downloads to your device. Skipped lines keep the original voice.
Could you have delivered that line?
DubBooth is a dub game, or voice dubbing game: it takes a scene, mutes its dialogue one line at a time, and hands you the script. You perform each line; the game lays your takes back over the footage, so you hear yourself where the original actor was. The scoring is what makes it a game: three numbers per line, each pointing at a habit to fix.
The content of a dubbing game is the scene: a clip plus its lines, cut and timed so the game knows where every one starts. The community makes them for The Choicer Voicer, the desktop game that popularised the genre, in a simple folder-and-ini format that DubBooth reads directly, so the same scenes play in this dub game online, and you can import your own with one drag.
We publish the test log instead of "works on any modern browser". Every row below has been run for real.
| Environment | Record and score | Export the video | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Desktop Chrome (macOS, Chrome 151) | Measured | Measured | A 39 s scene exported in 3.9 s; the 197 s worst case in 11.7 s. |
| Desktop Safari | Measured | Measured | Works end to end. Safari cannot decode Ogg audio, so some imported packs will refuse there by design; library scenes are encoded for it. |
| iPhone and iPad (Safari) | Measured | Measured | Record, score and export on a real device. Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app. |
| Android (Chrome) | Measured | Measured | Record, score and export on a real device. Install it as an app from the menu. |
Straight answer: DubBooth is not The Choicer Voicer, nor a free copy of it. That is a desktop game by its own creator, and the fuller experience. This is an independent browser game in the same genre that reads the same community packs: the same loop, in a tab, for nothing.
DubBooth · in the browser
the desktop game · full experience
The Choicer Voicer packs page covers where to get packs and how to play them online; the Choicer Voicer packs maker turns a video of your own into one. DubBooth is not affiliated with or endorsed by the creator of The Choicer Voicer.
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One line, fifteen seconds, no sign-up. See how close you get on DubBooth.
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