AI Caption Generator Subtitle Translation in 50+ Languages
Generate accurate captions and translate them into 50+ languages. Reach viewers worldwide with AI-powered localization.
Professional Captions & Translation Tools
Everything you need to caption and localize your video content for a global audience.
50+ Languages
Translate your captions into over 50 languages including Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Japanese, and more.
Auto-Generated Captions
Upload your video and get perfectly timed captions automatically. No manual syncing required.
SRT & VTT Export
Download captions in industry-standard formats compatible with YouTube, Vimeo, and all major platforms.
Burned-In Captions
Hardcode captions directly into your video for social media platforms that don't support subtitle files.
Style Customization
Customize font, size, color, and position of your captions to match your brand.
Batch Processing
Translate multiple videos at once. Perfect for localizing entire video libraries.
Translate to 50+ Languages
Our AI supports all major world languages with high-quality, context-aware translations.
How Caption Translation Works
Upload Video
Upload your video or paste a URL
Generate Captions
AI creates accurate, timed captions
Choose Languages
Select target languages for translation
Download & Use
Export SRT, VTT, or burned-in video
Perfect For Content Localization
From social media creators to enterprise teams, Transcrify helps you reach global audiences.
Global Reach
Expand your audience by making content accessible in multiple languages.
Social Media
Add captions for silent autoplay on Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, and Facebook.
E-Learning
Make educational content accessible to international students.
Corporate Training
Localize training videos for global teams and offices.
Film & Documentary
Create professional subtitles for international distribution.
Accessibility
Meet ADA compliance and reach deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers.
Going Global Without a Translation Team
Professional subtitle translation costs $5-15 per minute of video, per language. A 10-minute video translated into 5 languages can easily cost $250-750 — and take days to complete. For creators and businesses publishing regular video content, these costs add up to thousands per month.
AI translation changes the economics entirely. Transcrify translates subtitles into 50+ languages in minutes, not days, at a fraction of the cost. The AI doesn't just translate word by word — it understands context, idioms, and sentence structure to produce translations that sound natural in each target language.
The business impact is significant. Global video consumption is growing 30% year-over-year, with 75% of viewers preferring content in their native language. By translating your captions, you're not just being accessible — you're tapping into audiences that your competitors are ignoring. The time-to-market advantage alone makes AI translation a no-brainer for any content strategy with international ambitions.
Frequently Asked Questions About Caption Translation
How many languages does Transcrify support for translation?
Transcrify supports 50+ languages for caption translation, including Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Hindi, Russian, Dutch, Polish, Turkish, Vietnamese, Thai, Indonesian, and many more. The AI automatically detects the source language.
Can I translate existing subtitle files?
Yes. You can upload existing SRT or VTT subtitle files and translate them into any of our 50+ supported languages. The translated files maintain the original timing and structure, so they stay synced with your video.
How accurate are AI translations compared to Google Translate?
Transcrify uses context-aware AI translation that understands the full meaning of sentences, not just individual words. This produces more natural, accurate translations than word-by-word tools. The AI considers tone, idioms, and domain-specific terminology, resulting in translations that sound like they were written by a native speaker.
What is the difference between burned-in captions and closed captions?
Burned-in (or hardcoded/open) captions are permanently embedded in the video image — viewers cannot turn them off. Closed captions are separate files (SRT/VTT) that viewers can toggle on or off. Burned-in captions are ideal for social media (Instagram, TikTok) where platforms may not support subtitle files. Closed captions are better for YouTube and websites where viewers want control.
Translate Your Captions into 50+ Languages for Free
Start with free captions and see how easy it is to reach international audiences.