Generate and translate subtitles from video speech

From spoken words to editable subtitles

How it works

1. Upload or link a video: Start with a local file or a supported public video URL.
2. Select the spoken language: Choose the source language to help speech recognition produce a useful transcript.
3. Review subtitle lines: Use two-step mode to edit transcription and translated text before rendering.
4. Style and export: Choose subtitle appearance and create the final video or subtitle output.

Make video easier to understand and watch silently

Subtitles improve access for viewers watching without sound, people learning a language, and audiences who understand written text better than the original spoken audio. They also make tutorials and explanations easier to revisit.

Automatic speech recognition saves time, but no subtitle generator is perfect. Clear audio usually produces better results. Background music, overlapping speakers, unusual names, and technical vocabulary should be checked in the editor before export.

When translating subtitles, review both the source transcript and translated version. Fixing a transcription error first prevents that mistake from carrying into the translation and final video.

Common questions

Can I correct generated subtitles?

Yes. Two-step processing lets you review and edit subtitle text before the final video is created.

Can subtitles be translated?

Yes. Choose a target language to translate the generated transcript before export.

Can I change subtitle appearance?

Yes. Available styling includes font, size, text and outline colors, background, outline, and shadow options.