Translate your videos/VODs
Upload a video or VOD for translated subtitles in 60 languages. Choose up to three tracks and customize their style and placement.
$0.50 to start + $0.01 per second.
Minimum video length: 5 seconds. Partial seconds round up. One payment, all selected subtitle tracks included.
Keep your downloads in one place.
From upload to subtitled video
- Upload your recorded video. Choose an MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV. The editor accepts files from five seconds to 24 hours, up to 100 GB. You can process the whole video or select a portion.
- Choose the speech and subtitle languages. Set the spoken language, add up to three subtitle tracks and adjust font, color and placement in the preview. Phone overlays are guides for placement; platform interfaces can vary.
- Check the price, then translate. Video translation costs $0.50 to start plus $0.01 per second of selected video, rounded up to whole seconds. A 60-second selection costs $1.10 with all selected tracks included. It is billed separately from live-caption plans.
- Review and download. Check the automated subtitles before publishing. Download the subtitled video; select the subtitle-file option before processing if you also want SRT, VTT and a written transcript. The finished video remains available for up to seven days.
This tool creates subtitles over your video. It does not replace the original voices, clone a speaker’s voice or lip-sync another language.
Working with a live stream instead? Read the Streamlabs live-subtitle guide or use Elite Watch Party for browser tab audio. For written live-chat messages, install free Chat Translator.
Data handling. Your original upload and working files are deleted after processing. The subtitled result is kept for up to seven days so you can download it. Audio is processed by third-party AI. Incomplete uploads expire after 24 hours. Job history, file names, timing, and cost records are kept separately from the video files. Your video is not published.
StreamTranslate — automated speech transcription, translation, and subtitle rendering.
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