YouTube is aiming to expand its content reach and appeal to wider audiences by introducing the video dubbing feature. The platform has announced that it will make the dubbing feature available to a larger number of content creators after completing the early testing phase. With this new feature, YouTube aims to enable content with global impact to reach a broader audience.

Content creators will be able to add audio recordings in different languages to their videos through the Creator Studio. Viewers, on the other hand, can choose from existing language options using the "audio track" feature to watch dubbed videos.

YouTube will send out exclusive invitations to access this feature. This will allow thousands of new content creators to add the dubbing option to their videos, although it hasn't been disclosed how YouTube will make these selections or how many people will be invited to the initial expansion.

The platform previously tested this feature with a small group of content creators. During the test, over 3,500 videos with dubbing options in more than 40 languages were uploaded to the platform.

This feature is currently supported in regular YouTube videos and is still in the testing phase for Shorts.