- Voxalike export video options cover landscape video, vertical Shorts, and audio-only output
- All exports are prepared browser-side, so keep the tab open until the file finishes
- Recent Dubs lets multiplayer players reopen finished results while temporary data lasts
- Use the retry flow when preparation fails instead of rerecording the entire dub
- Save important exports immediately because recovery data eventually expires
Voxalike Export Video Formats at a Glance
Every finished Voxalike session ends at the same place: the completed result screen, where the game combines your recorded takes with the Dub Pack scene and offers several ways to save the performance. The Voxalike export video system runs entirely in your browser, which means no desktop software and no waiting on a remote server. Your own machine prepares the final file, and you choose how it is framed.
Since the game launched on August 2, 2026 and reached version 1.4.0, the export flow covers three distinct outputs. Each one serves a different sharing goal, so pick the format that matches where the dub will be posted.
Landscape Video
- Widescreen WebM output
- Keeps the original scene framing
- Suited for standard video sharing
Vertical Shorts
- Portrait-oriented layout
- Built for short-form social feeds
- Reframes the dub for mobile viewing
Audio Only
- Dubbed audio file
- No video render required
- Useful for re-editing elsewhere
| Output | Orientation | File Type | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Landscape video | Widescreen | WebM video | Standard uploads, group watch sessions |
| Vertical Shorts | Portrait | WebM video | TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Reels |
| Audio only | Audio track | Audio file | Re-editing, clip storage, podcast use |
Decide on a sharing target before you start the export. Vertical Shorts reframe the scene for portrait feeds, while landscape preserves the original widescreen composition of the Dub Pack scene.
Step-by-Step Export Walkthrough
The export process follows a fixed sequence from the completed result screen to a saved file on your device. Work through each stage in order, and avoid interrupting the browser while it prepares the video.
Complete the Dub
Finish every required character recording in Solo or multiplayer until the completed result screen appears. The finished takes are merged with the Dub Pack scene at this point, so no further recording is needed for export.
Let the Browser Prepare the Result
Voxalike performs video preparation locally in the browser. Keep the page open and in the foreground while the combined scene and recorded performances are prepared for export.
Choose Your Output Format
Select landscape video for widescreen sharing, vertical video for a Shorts-style portrait version, or audio-only output when you just need the dubbed soundtrack.
Save the Exported File
Download the prepared file to your device and confirm it appears in your browser's download list. Play it back once to verify the audio lines up with the scene.
Retry or Recover If Needed
If preparation or export is interrupted, use the retry flow while the current result is still available. Multiplayer players can also reopen the dub from Recent Dubs.
| Stage | Action | Key Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Result screen | Review the finished dub | All assigned lines recorded |
| Preparation | Browser renders the file | Keep tab open, avoid switching apps |
| Format choice | Landscape, vertical, or audio | Match your sharing platform |
| Download | Save file to device | Verify playback after saving |
| Retry or recover | Re-run a failed export | Recovery data is temporary |
Closing the tab or navigating away during browser-side preparation can interrupt the render. If that happens, return to the result screen and use the retry flow rather than rerecording the whole session.
Recent Dubs Recovery for Multiplayer
Multiplayer rooms do not always end cleanly. A player may close the result screen too early, lose connection, or simply want a second export after the session wraps up. Version 1.4.0 addressed this with Recent Dubs, a recovery option that lets players reopen recently completed multiplayer results while the temporary browser-side recovery data is still available.
The recovery flow matters most for groups. A Co-op room of up to 12 players or a PVP room of up to 8 represents a lot of recorded takes, and losing the finished dub to a missed export would waste the entire session. Recent Dubs gives the room a second chance to prepare and save the result.
| Scenario | Recovery Path | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Closed the result screen early | Reopen from Recent Dubs | Applies to supported multiplayer results |
| Export interrupted mid-preparation | Retry from the reopened dub | No rerecording required |
| Want a second export later | Check the Recent Dubs list | Data is temporary, act quickly |
| Solo session result | Export from the result screen | Save before leaving the page |
Recent Dubs recovery data is temporary. Reopen and save any multiplayer result you still need before its browser-side recovery data is removed. Treat every completed room dub as perishable until the file is safely on your device.
Troubleshooting Failed Exports
Most export problems trace back to the same root cause: the browser was interrupted while preparing the file. Work through the table below before considering a full rerecord, because the retry flow resolves the majority of failed exports.
| Problem | Likely Cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| Export never finishes | Tab backgrounded or device slept during preparation | Keep the tab in the foreground, then retry |
| Preparation fails midway | Browser interrupted the render | Use the retry flow, avoid app switching |
| File missing after download | Download blocked or cut off | Check the browser download list, retry export |
| Dub gone from Recent Dubs | Temporary recovery data expired | Result must be re-created; save promptly next time |
| Wrong format saved | Format selected in haste | Re-export from the result screen or Recent Dubs |
Run through this checklist before every export to avoid the most common failure points:
Pre-Export Checklist:
- Complete every assigned line before reaching the result screen
- Keep the Voxalike tab open and in the foreground during preparation
- Confirm the correct format: landscape, vertical, or audio only
- Download and play back the file immediately after export
- Save multiplayer results from Recent Dubs before ending the session
A quick playback check after download confirms that every recorded line lines up with the scene. Ten seconds of verification prevents uploading a dub with a missing take or unsynced audio.
Sharing Your Dub on Social Platforms
The vertical Shorts-style output exists specifically for portrait feeds. When you plan to post a dub to short-form platforms, export the vertical version instead of cropping a landscape file afterward, because the game prepares the portrait framing for you.
For longer-form sharing, the landscape WebM export preserves the Dub Pack's original composition and works for standard video uploads. The audio-only export is the lightest option and is handy when you want to re-edit the dubbed performance in an external editor or keep just the vocal track.
| Platform Type | Recommended Export | Why It Fits |
|---|---|---|
| Short-form feeds | Vertical Shorts video | Portrait layout matches mobile feeds |
| Standard video sites | Landscape video | Widescreen framing, full scene view |
| Editing projects | Audio only | Lightest file, flexible for re-editing |
| Group archives | Landscape video | Best all-around record of the session |
WebM files play in most modern browsers and editors. If a target platform or editor rejects the file, convert it with any standard video tool before uploading, then share the dub as usual.
Export FAQ
Q: What video format does Voxalike export?
Voxalike prepares exports in the browser and delivers video as WebM files. You can choose a landscape version, a vertical Shorts-style version, or an audio-only output depending on where you plan to share the dub.
Q: Can I recover a multiplayer dub after leaving the result screen?
Yes, for supported multiplayer sessions. Recent Dubs, introduced in version 1.4.0, lets you reopen recently completed results for another export. The recovery data is temporary, so save the file promptly after reopening it.
Q: Do I have to rerecord everything if an export fails?
No. Use the retry flow to re-run browser preparation or the export process while the current result is still available. Rerecording is only necessary if the result itself is lost and no longer appears in Recent Dubs.
Q: Which export should I choose for TikTok or YouTube Shorts?
Choose the vertical Shorts-style output, which is designed for portrait-oriented social video. Use the landscape export for standard widescreen sharing and the audio export when you only need the dubbed soundtrack.
For the official recovery details, read the Voxalike Recent Dubs guide at voxalike.com/guide/recover-recent-dubs and the version 1.4.0 devlog at yours1.itch.io/voxalike/devlog/1627765/version-v140.