Paste the link of a video or a live stream and download the translated subtitles, natural and well written, in seconds. Reach an audience all over the world. Free, no sign-up, in TXT, SRT and more.
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Three steps, no installs and no account needed.
Copy the YouTube video URL and paste it above.
We detect the video's language for you. You choose which one to translate it into.
Get the translated text in TXT or the SRT file with the timings for your editor.
Add subtitles in another language and open up your channel to a much bigger audience.
It's not word by word: it sounds like a person from that country would say it, not like a robot.
The translated SRT keeps the exact timings: you load it into your editor and it stays in sync.
English, Portuguese, French, German, Japanese, Hindi and many more, in both directions.
The translated text to read or copy, or the SRT with timings to subtitle your video.
We don't ask for an email or a card. You paste the link, pick the language and you're done.
Yes. You can translate subtitles for free every day. There's a generous daily limit; if you need to translate a lot of material, there's a paid plan.
No problem: first we transcribe the audio and then we translate that text. We give you the subtitles in the language you choose anyway, even if the video never had subtitles.
Yes. We work with artificial intelligence so that the translation sounds like a person from that country would say it, respecting expressions and how people speak, not a literal and cold translation.
TXT is just the translated text, to read or copy. SRT brings the translated text with the exact timings, ready to load into a video editor (Premiere, CapCut, etc.) so it shows up in sync.
More than 50, in both directions: you can take a video from Spanish to English, from English to Spanish, from Portuguese to French, and many more combinations.
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Creatoolkit accepts standard YouTube subtitle formats like SRT and VTT, and lets you export the translated version in the same format so timestamps stay intact for re-uploading.
The tool supports translation between all major languages, including English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Hindi, Arabic, Russian and many more.
Yes, only the text inside each cue is translated while the timing codes are preserved exactly, so the translated subtitles align with the original video without manual re-syncing.
Both work. You can paste the YouTube link and the tool pulls whatever transcript is available, whether it's auto-generated or human-written, and translates it.
It generally produces more natural phrasing than YouTube's native auto-translate because it processes the transcript as connected text rather than line-by-line, which helps with context and idioms.
Very long videos (multi-hour podcasts or streams) may need to be split into chunks, but standard YouTube content under an hour processes in a single pass without issues.
Yes, the translated output is shown in an editable text area so you can fix names, slang, or technical terms before exporting the SRT or VTT file.
If the video has no captions and no auto-generated transcript available on YouTube, there's nothing to translate. You'd need to generate a transcript first using a transcription tool.
Yes, the exported SRT keeps YouTube's expected formatting, so you can add it directly in YouTube Studio under Subtitles as a new language track for your video.
Proper nouns and brand names are usually left untranslated, but niche jargon can sometimes be translated too literally, which is why the editable output lets you correct those cases before exporting.