Soft subtitles (SRT / VTT)
- Separate timed text track — not painted into video pixels
- Viewers can turn captions on or off in many players
- Easy to edit, restyle, retime, or translate again
- Best for YouTube uploads, accessibility, and client revisions
動画字幕翻訳ツール
動画からタイムスタンプ付きソフト字幕を生成し、40以上の言語に翻訳して SRT または VTT をダウンロード。下のツールから始めるか、キャプション生成や日本語 → 英語の専用ワークフローへジャンプ。

原文
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Video Subtitle Translator はソフト字幕ワークフローのハブです。動画をアップロードし、タイムスタンプ付きで音声を自動文字起こし、必要に応じて英語または40以上の言語に翻訳し、SRT または VTT をダウンロード — マスターファイルに文字を焼き込みません。
ステップ 1
Log in with Google, then drop an MP4, MOV, or WebM up to 10 minutes and 200 MB. New users get 600 free credits — about 10 minutes of subtitle generation.
ステップ 2
Speech recognition turns spoken audio into soft subtitles with start and end times. On credit plans, Whisper costs 1 credit per second of video.
ステップ 3
Keep the original language or translate into English or 40+ languages, then download SRT/VTT. We process your file to generate soft subtitles and do not keep your uploaded video.
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Two short demos of popular language pairs: Japanese speech turned into English soft subtitles, and English speech turned into Spanish soft subtitles — both as timed tracks you can export as SRT or VTT.
A Japanese clip with timed English soft subtitles — speech is transcribed and translated so global viewers can follow along. Export SRT or VTT without burning text into the video.
An English clip with timed Spanish soft subtitles — ideal for reaching Spanish-speaking audiences on YouTube, courses, and social. Download and edit the track in your usual workflow.
A video subtitle translator converts spoken dialogue into readable on-screen text and can rewrite that text in another language. Unlike a simple transcript dump, a subtitle tool must keep timing cues so each line appears when the words are spoken.
People search for a video subtitle translator when they need to add subtitles to a video, auto generate SRT from video, or translate video subtitles into English or another language . This site focuses on that workflow: speech → timed soft subtitles → optional translation → SRT/VTT download.
Understanding soft vs hard subtitles helps you choose the right export for YouTube, clients, and editing apps. We specialize in soft subtitles so you keep full edit control.
Everything here is built around professional soft-subtitle workflows: accurate timing, multi-language translation, and clean SRT/VTT exports — without a heavyweight studio suite or burned-in captions.
Turn speech into timed soft subtitles without manual typing. Ideal when you need captions for short-form and mid-length clips fast.
One workflow for transcription plus translation — English, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and more for YouTube, courses, demos, and marketing.
We export editable SRT/VTT tracks you can toggle, restyle, or burn later in Premiere, CapCut, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve — your master video stays clean.
1 credit equals 1 second when Whisper transcription is required. New users get 600 free credits (~10 minutes). Then choose Lite, Unlimited, or pay-as-you-go — see Pricing.
Auto-detect speech or set Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, and more before you generate.
Your uploaded videos are used only to generate subtitles and are not kept on our side. Sign in is required so credits and usage stay tied to your account.
If you publish video and need readable captions — or multi-language localization — an automatic video subtitle translator saves hours of manual typing and cue placement.
Generate SRT files for YouTube upload, improve watch time with accurate captions, and translate clips such as Japanese → English for global audiences.
Add accessible soft subtitles to lessons, demos, and onboarding videos so learners can follow along with timed text.
Localize product videos and ads: keep original speech text or export translated soft subtitles for campaigns and landing pages.
Convert talking-head or interview video into searchable timed transcripts and downloadable subtitle files.
Kickstart a subtitle draft from the audio track, then refine cues in your NLE instead of starting from a blank timeline.
Publish accessible videos for customers without hiring a full localization vendor for every short clip.
Both SRT and WebVTT are soft subtitle formats. Pick the one your platform or editor expects — or download both from the workspace.
The most widely used subtitle file for YouTube, many NLEs, and freelance delivery. Simple numbered cues with timestamps and text. Choose SRT when someone asks for an “SRT subtitle file” or “caption file for upload.”
Designed for HTML5 video and modern web players. Use VTT when embedding captions on a website, LMS, or browser-based player that expects WebVTT tracks.
Set a source language for better accuracy, or use auto detect when you are unsure. Output can remain in the original language or be translated into English or 40+ other languages as soft subtitles.
Follow this quick guide if you searched for “video subtitle translator,” “how to translate video subtitles to English,” “auto caption video online,” or “generate SRT from MP4.”
Tip: soft subtitles keep your master video clean. If a platform requires burned-in captions, import the SRT into CapCut, Premiere, or Final Cut and render hardsubs as a final delivery step.
Soft subtitles are not only for accessibility — they also help discovery, retention, and international reach without re-encoding your master file.
Answers to common questions about automatic soft subtitles, SRT/VTT downloads, multi-language translation, burn-in, and privacy.
クリップをアップロードしてタイムスタンプ付きソフトキャプションを生成し、必要なら40以上の言語に翻訳、SRT または VTT をダウンロード。アップロードは保存しません。