◆ SUBTITLES AND TRANSLATION

Subtitle Tools: Generate, Convert and Translate Captions

A subtitle file has to exist, be in the format the player wants, and often be in a second language. These four tools cover all three problems.

Tools in this category

The Whole Subtitle Workflow

Start from a video with no captions at all, or from a file somebody sent you in the wrong format. Either way there is a tool here that takes the next step.

AI Video Subtitle Generator

Create timed subtitles directly from the speech in a video when no caption file exists yet.

Video Subtitle Generator →

AI Subtitle Translator

Translate the dialogue inside an existing SRT or VTT file while keeping every timestamp intact.

AI Subtitle Translator →

AI Speech to Text

Produce a transcript with timestamps, and download it as TXT, SRT or VTT.

AI Speech to Text →

Add Text and Voice to Video

When captions need to be burned into the picture rather than supplied as a separate file.

Add Text and Voice →

Choosing between them

Separate File or Burned In

A subtitle file can be switched off, translated later and edited by anyone. Text burned into the picture cannot. Keep captions as SRT or VTT for as long as possible, and only burn them in at the very end when a platform gives you no other option.

Start with the Subtitle Problem You Have

No captions yet, wrong format, or the right file in the wrong language: each case has its own tool.

Open the SRT to VTT Converter →