Add subtitle tracks to supported online videos.
A free online subtitle converter and tools site. The site states it converts between subtitle formats including SUB/IDX to SRT, syncs subtitles, and fixes timing issues. It states no signup is required and files are removed automatically according to each tool's temporary retention window.
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.
Adjust Subs Like a Pro is a Telegraph guide explaining how to adjust unsynchronized subtitles using a script paired with the ffsubsync tool, ffmpeg, and Grep for Windows. It provides download links for required software and the script, and notes that ffsubsync successfully adjusts most subtitle files.
Edit subtitles with an open source desktop application.
GPT Subtitler is an AI tool for translating subtitle files in over 100 languages with context-aware AI, or transcribing audio and video into editable captions. It handles SRT, VTT, ASS, JSON and TXT subtitle files, and users can review and export results in their preferred format.
An online tool that translates subtitle files from one language to another in SRT, SUB, SBV, ASS, VTT and STL formats. Users upload a subtitle, select a target language, then edit and download the translated file. The site states translation is done through Google Translator.
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A free online subtitle converter and tools site. The site states it converts between subtitle formats including SUB/IDX to SRT, syncs subtitles, and fixes timing issues. It states no signup is required and files are removed automatically according to each tool's temporary retention window.
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.
Adjust Subs Like a Pro is a Telegraph guide explaining how to adjust unsynchronized subtitles using a script paired with the ffsubsync tool, ffmpeg, and Grep for Windows. It provides download links for required software and the script, and notes that ffsubsync successfully adjusts most subtitle files.
Edit subtitles with an open source desktop application.
GPT Subtitler is an AI tool for translating subtitle files in over 100 languages with context-aware AI, or transcribing audio and video into editable captions. It handles SRT, VTT, ASS, JSON and TXT subtitle files, and users can review and export results in their preferred format.
An online tool that translates subtitle files from one language to another in SRT, SUB, SBV, ASS, VTT and STL formats. Users upload a subtitle, select a target language, then edit and download the translated file. The site states translation is done through Google Translator.
