Multi-editor timeline support
Exported subtitles import cleanly into Adobe Premiere Pro, Blackmagic DaVinci Resolve, Apple Final Cut Pro, and CapCut.
Supported formats:.srt.vtt.ass
Translate video subtitles for Premiere, DaVinci, and CapCut
Upload your subtitle timeline file. AI Glot translates dialogue cues while locking timecodes so your audio and captions stay perfectly in sync.
Trascina qui il file SRT
Fino a 2 MB, cinque file al giorno. Senza installazione o account.
Engineered for video editors and post-production studios
Editing timelines require exact alignment between speech audio and on-screen cues. AI Glot never shifts timecodes or breaks cue intervals.
Reading speed optimization
Translation algorithms aim for natural phrasing that fits standard reading speeds (15-20 characters per second) without cramming text.
Line break intelligence
Natural syntactic breaks ensure captions split logically across two lines rather than breaking mid-phrase.
Sidecar and burned-in workflows
Ideal for creating multilingual closed caption tracks or hardcoded social media video captions.
Translate subtitle tracks in 3 steps
Import straight back into your video editor.
Export captions from your NLE
Export an SRT or VTT track from Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, or CapCut.
Upload subtitles →product-catalog.csvwebsite-content.xlsxmobile-app.xliffcourse-subtitles.zip
Review plan and customize voice
Preview cues, specify tone or regional dialect, and ensure brand names remain uncorrupted.
Review translation →How to translate this file?
Translate into German and Spanish. Keep product names in English, use our glossary, and make the copy sound natural for e-commerce.
Glossary applied
Translation planReadyUpdated
LanguagesEN → DE, ES
Scope742 cells
Volume8,490 words
Existing translationsKeep unchanged
Start translation
Refine your instructions
Drop back onto your editing timeline
Download translated subtitle files with identical frame timing, ready to burn into video or export as sidecars.
Download subtitles →fr-FR
de-DE
es-ES
ja-JP
website-content_localized.xlsx
Video subtitle translation FAQ
Will subtitle timecodes drift over long video projects or feature films?
No. Every cue interval is strictly anchored to its original start and end timecode. Timing remains frame-accurate whether your video is a 30-second reel or a 2-hour documentary.
Which video editing software (NLEs) can import these subtitles?
You can import the translated files directly into Adobe Premiere Pro, Blackmagic DaVinci Resolve, Apple Final Cut Pro, Avid Media Composer, and CapCut.
Are formatting tags like italics and colors preserved?
Yes. Tags such as
<i> (italics), <b> (bold), and font color declarations are parsed as protected markup and preserved in WebVTT and SubRip files.Can I use this for burned-in (open captions) and closed captions (CC)?
Yes. You can use the translated files as sidecar caption tracks (.srt/.vtt) or import them into your video editing software to burn subtitles directly onto social media video exports.
Why shouldn't I use ChatGPT or DeepL for video subtitle translation?
DeepL does not understand SRT syntax: it strips timestamp numbers, combines lines, and destroys cue synchronization. ChatGPT frequently drops millisecond precision or hallucinates cues on files longer than 50 lines. AI Glot guarantees byte-level timestamp integrity.
How are two-line subtitle line breaks handled?
AI Glot uses grammatical clause boundary detection so translated captions break naturally across two lines, keeping dialogue readable on mobile and desktop screens.
What frame rates and timecode formats are supported?
Supports standard 23.976 fps, 24 fps, 25 fps, 29.97 fps, and 30 fps timelines in SubRip (00:00:00,000) and WebVTT (00:00:00.000) timecode standards.
Can I test video subtitle translation for free?
Yes. Drop your .srt or .vtt file into the tool above to translate your caption cues immediately with no credit card required.
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