AI Subtitle Studio

Translate subtitles with AI

Upload an .srt, .vtt or .ass file and get it back in any of 46 languages. The AI reads whole scenes, so dialogue sounds natural, and every timestamp stays where it was.

  • From $0.99, no subscription
  • 46 languages
  • Timing & formatting kept
  • See the price before you sign up

1 credit covers up to 1,200 lines · packs from $0.99 for 3 credits

How it works

From upload to translated file in minutes

Upload your file

Drop in an .srt, .vtt or .ass file. We read every line and show you exactly how many credits it needs before anything is charged.

AI translates it

The AI works through your subtitles in context-aware batches, checking its own output and automatically retrying anything that comes back short.

Download the result

Get a subtitle file back in the same format — timestamps and formatting untouched, ready to drop straight into your player.

Why it reads naturally

Built for accuracy, not just speed

The same context-aware translation engine from AI Subtitle Studio's desktop app — tuned for quality, not literal word-swapping.

Context-aware, not word-for-word

The AI reads surrounding dialogue, not just one line at a time, so jokes, idioms and character voice come through naturally instead of sounding machine-translated.

Formatting & timing preserved

Timestamps, line breaks and styling tags like <i> and {\an8} stay exactly where they belong — nothing to fix afterward.

46 languages, consistent names

Give it a movie or show title and character names, places and terminology stay consistent from the first line to the last.

FAQ

Questions about the AI translation

How accurate is the AI translation?
It reads full context — not just one line at a time — to keep tone, jokes and character voice natural rather than literal. For high-stakes or technical content, we'd still recommend a quick read-through before publishing.
Will timing and formatting survive?
Yes. Only the dialogue text is translated — timestamps, line breaks and formatting tags like <i> or {\an8} are left exactly where they were.
What happens if a batch fails partway through?
The translator automatically retries and, if needed, splits a batch and tries again — a single hiccup doesn't cost you the whole file, and you're never charged for a translation that didn't complete.