Generate subtitles for your video
Upload the video and get an SRT or a VTT with the timings already in place. Correct anything before downloading.
- MP4
- MOV
- MKV
- WEBM
- MP3
- WAV
- M4A
- 98% accuracy
- 90+ languages
- EU servers
How it works
- 1
Upload the video or the audio
MP4, MOV, MKV, WEBM, MP3, WAV or M4A, up to 10 GB.
- 2
Check the timing
Play it back with the text alongside and correct whatever needs it.
- 3
Download the subtitles
SRT for editors and platforms; VTT for a browser player.
In detail
Subtitling by hand is the slowest job in video: you play, pause, type, and then spend as long again nudging the timings. This does the first pass in about three minutes an hour and leaves you the part that actually needs a person — checking a name, fixing a term.
What comes out isn't a raw text dump: the lines are cut where they should be cut, the timings match the audio to the millisecond and, if there's more than one voice, each line knows who said it.
- Timings to the millisecond, taken from the audio itself and not estimated.
- Lines cut at a readable length instead of dumped as one long paragraph.
- Speaker names in front of the line when the recording has several voices.
- More than 90 languages, and a translated subtitle track if you ask for one.
What people use it for
Social video
Most people watch on mute. Subtitles are the difference between watched and scrolled past.
Accessibility
Subtitles are what makes a video usable for someone who can't hear it.
Courses
A subtitled lesson is a searchable lesson, and it's also the transcript.
Questions
Start with your own recording
Upload the video and get an SRT or a VTT with the timings already in place. Correct anything before downloading.