About Translate Subtitles
Translate subtitles when a video needs to reach viewers in another language, such as a YouTube tutorial, an online course, a product demo or a short film headed to a festival abroad. Upload the subtitle file and every line is translated while its start and end times stay exactly as they were, so it still lines up with the video. If you don't have a subtitle file yet, Speech to Text can make an SRT from the video to translate here.
Under Result, choose Translation only for a clean track, or Both languages to show the original and the translation together, which language learners love. More options lets you name the source language when a file mixes several. Subtitles are short and lean on context, so watch the video through once before you publish.
How to use Translate Subtitles
- 1Upload the subtitle file
Choose an SRT, VTT, ASS, SSA or SBV file, or drop it on the page.
- 2Pick language and result
Select Translate to, then Translation only or Both languages under Result.
- 3Click Translate Subtitles
Every line is translated on our server and the timings are copied across unchanged.
- 4Download and preview
Load the new file in your player or editor and play it through once.
Why use Cubfile for this
- Timing untouched
Start and end times are copied exactly, so the translated lines stay in sync.
- Bilingual subtitles
Show the original and the translation together in each subtitle.
- Five subtitle formats
SRT, VTT, ASS, SSA and SBV are all accepted, and the file comes back in the same format.
- Source language detected
You don't need to say what language the subtitles are in. It's worked out from the text.