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Subtitle Translator — SRT & VTT in 50+ languages

Upload an existing subtitle file and download it translated. Timestamps, numbering and line breaks stay exactly as they were.

Translate subtitles now

Free for registered users while in beta — sign-up takes a minute.

You already have subtitles — you just need them in another language. Re-transcribing the whole video or fixing machine-translated timing by hand wastes hours. Our subtitle translator takes your existing SRT or VTT file, translates only the text, and returns a file with every timestamp, cue number and line break untouched, so it drops straight into YouTube, your video editor or your website player.

The translation runs sentence by sentence with the surrounding cues as context, which keeps names, phrasing and tone consistent across the whole file — a real difference from pasting subtitle text into a generic translator, which typically destroys the timing and splits sentences mid-cue.

You can go from any of 50+ languages into any other: translate your Spanish captions to English, your English subtitles to Japanese, or localize one master file into several languages one after the other. If you do not have subtitles yet, our subtitle generator creates the SRT/VTT from your audio or video first — the two tools together take you from raw recording to localized captions.

How it works

Three steps

1

Upload your subtitle file

SRT or VTT, up to 3 hours of runtime — straight from your editor or an export.

2

Pick the target language

More than 50 languages to choose from; the source language is detected automatically.

3

Download the translation

Same format, same timestamps, same structure — just in the new language.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which subtitle formats can I translate?
SRT (SubRip) and VTT (WebVTT) — the two formats used by YouTube, video editors and HTML5 web players. You download the translation in the same format you uploaded.
Is the subtitle translator free?
Yes — while the tool is in beta it is completely free for registered users. Creating an account is free as well.
Will my timestamps stay intact?
Yes. Only the text is translated; every timestamp, cue number and line break is preserved exactly. The translated file stays in sync with your video without any re-timing.
Which languages are supported?
More than 50 — including English, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Turkish, Polish and Arabic. The source language is recognized automatically.
How long can the subtitle file be?
Up to 3 hours of runtime per file — enough for a feature film. Longer material can be split and translated in parts.
I don't have subtitles yet — can you create them first?
Yes. Upload your audio or video to our subtitle generator and it creates an SRT/VTT file with accurate timestamps; then translate that file here. Together the two tools take you from recording to localized captions.
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