A Mac and Windows application that extracts burned-in and hardcoded subtitles from video into editable, time-synced SRT files. It supports Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean and other languages, with automatic timeline alignment, batch processing and local processing so files stay on the computer.
Subtitld is a free, open-source subtitle editor for Linux, Windows, macOS and Haiku. Users can time subtitles on the waveform, transcribe and translate with engines running on their own machine, and dub with synthetic voices. It opens video, subtitle or transcript files and saves to SRT, VTT, TTML and other formats.
A subtitling guide by Baechu Squad for beginners and experienced people, documenting basics of each step of the subtitling process. Listed chapters cover workflow, obtaining raws, timing, translating, typesetting, encoding/remuxing, QC/beta and trying it yourself, with links to other resources.
Eastern European Movies helps find, edit, translate, or synchronise subtitles for video releases.
SubShifter is an online tool that shifts the time stamps of SRT movie subtitle files to synchronize them with a video. It offers a Shift tool for a fixed offset and a Linear compensation tool for correcting time scale differences between subtitles and a movie.
TranslatesSubtitles is an online tool for translating subtitle files between languages. Users upload an SRT, VTT, ASS, SUB, SBV or STL file, choose a target language, review the lines, then download the translated file. Basic tools are free, while a VIP area offers advanced options for heavy users.
elSubtitle is a website offering online subtitle tools, including a translator supporting 90 languages, a time shifter for fixing delays in .srt files, a format converter for .srt, .ass, .ssa and .vtt, and an encoding converter to UTF-8. It also hosts a database of machine-translated subtitles for movies and series in more than 90 languages.
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Subtitld is a free, open-source subtitle editor for Linux, Windows, macOS and Haiku. Users can time subtitles on the waveform, transcribe and translate with engines running on their own machine, and dub with synthetic voices. It opens video, subtitle or transcript files and saves to SRT, VTT, TTML and other formats.
A subtitling guide by Baechu Squad for beginners and experienced people, documenting basics of each step of the subtitling process. Listed chapters cover workflow, obtaining raws, timing, translating, typesetting, encoding/remuxing, QC/beta and trying it yourself, with links to other resources.
Eastern European Movies helps find, edit, translate, or synchronise subtitles for video releases.
SubShifter is an online tool that shifts the time stamps of SRT movie subtitle files to synchronize them with a video. It offers a Shift tool for a fixed offset and a Linear compensation tool for correcting time scale differences between subtitles and a movie.
TranslatesSubtitles is an online tool for translating subtitle files between languages. Users upload an SRT, VTT, ASS, SUB, SBV or STL file, choose a target language, review the lines, then download the translated file. Basic tools are free, while a VIP area offers advanced options for heavy users.
elSubtitle is a website offering online subtitle tools, including a translator supporting 90 languages, a time shifter for fixing delays in .srt files, a format converter for .srt, .ass, .ssa and .vtt, and an encoding converter to UTF-8. It also hosts a database of machine-translated subtitles for movies and series in more than 90 languages.
