Video subtitle translator

Translate video subtitles without losing the timing.

Generate a timed caption track from your video, translate the text into another language, then review names, line breaks, and timing before exporting SRT, VTT, text, or a captioned video.

Translate video captions

Start with a video upload, then choose the target caption language in the editor.

How video subtitle translation works

STEP 1

Upload the video

Start with the video you need to caption and translate.

STEP 2

Choose a target language

Generate timed captions, then translate the caption text while keeping the timeline intact.

STEP 3

Review before export

Check names, local phrases, reading length, line breaks, and export format before publishing.

Translation still needs caption review

Subtitle translation is not only a language swap. A translated caption can become longer, split at the wrong moment, or use the wrong wording for a name, product, place, joke, or local phrase.

AutoCaption keeps the caption track editable after translation. Review the text in the final video layout, then export the file your platform, client, archive, or website needs. If you want the original and the translation on screen together rather than as two separate files, the subtitle merger stacks two languages into one dual subtitle file, pairing cues by overlap so the timing of the first file stays the spine.

If you already have subtitle text and only need a format change, use the SRT to VTT converter or VTT to SRT converter instead.

Video subtitle translation use cases

Creator videos

Translate captions for Reels, TikTok, Shorts, YouTube uploads, and clips cut from a longer recording.

Client and team review

Export SRT, VTT, or text when another editor, translator, client, or website needs the caption track.

Mixed-language speech

Review code-switched lines, names, brand terms, and local spellings before publishing.

Captioned video export

Use a styled video export when the translated subtitles should be visible in the final file.

Subtitle translation questions

Can AutoCaption translate video subtitles?

Yes. Upload a video, generate timed captions, choose a target language, review the translated caption text, then export the format available in the editor. Open the caption generator.

Does subtitle translation keep the original timing?

AutoCaption keeps the caption timing in place while translating the text. Review each line because translated wording can be longer or shorter than the original speech.

Can I translate captions for social videos?

Yes. Use the editor for Reels, TikTok, Shorts, YouTube videos, product demos, podcast clips, and client review files. Check line breaks and safe placement before export.

Can I upload an SRT file to translate it here?

This page is for translating captions generated from a video in AutoCaption. The SRT and VTT converter pages handle subtitle-file format conversion, not subtitle translation.

Which languages can I translate captions into?

AutoCaption supports 40+ target languages, including English, Hindi, Urdu, Roman Urdu, Arabic, Persian, Spanish, French, and German.

Translate a caption track.

Generate captions from the video, translate them, review the result, then export.