Accurate AI Online Subtitle Translator

Translate subtitles online with JotMe. Upload an SRT file, choose a language, and download translated subtitles for your video. Try free without signup.

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How document translation works

Translate an existing subtitle track in three steps: choose a language, upload your SRT, and review the downloaded translation.

Step 1

Upload your subtitle file

Start with an existing SRT file from your video player, editor, or publishing platform. The subtitle translator reads the written captions in that file.

Step 2

Choose the translation language

Select the language your audience reads, upload the SRT, and confirm the translation. The source language is detected automatically.

Step 3

Download and review the subtitles

Download the translated SRT and play it with your video. Check names, timing, line breaks, and whether each subtitle stays on screen long enough to read.

About document translation and JotMe

JotMe combines purpose-built translation and transcription tools with a broader system for multilingual teams to capture, understand, and act on conversations.

About the document translation tool

JotMe document translation is special because it keeps your file format while translating the content. Upload a PDF, Word, PowerPoint, or Excel file and download a translated document ready to share.

About JotMe

JotMe is special because multilingual operations include written files too. Document translation helps teams move contracts, decks, and reports across languages without rebuilding the document from scratch.

Subtitle translation for a new audience

Give an existing video a subtitle track in another language. Start with the captions you already have, translate their text, and review the result alongside the original audio.

Translate subtitles for lessons and tutorials

Make an instructional video easier to follow in another language. Upload its SRT captions, translate the explanation, and review technical terms and on-screen instructions before sharing the subtitle track with learners.

Prepare captions for international viewers

Use subtitle translation for interviews, product demos, training recordings, and presentations. A translated SRT gives viewers a written version of the dialogue while they continue to hear the original speaker.

Review timing and reading speed

Download the translation as an SRT file, then check timestamps, cue order, and line breaks during playback. A translated sentence may need more reading time; adjust long captions in your subtitle editor before publishing.

Start with an SRT subtitle track

This subtitle translator accepts SRT files. If your captions use VTT, ASS, or another format, export an SRT copy in your editor first. Upload the subtitle file itself; this page does not extract subtitles from a video or a YouTube URL.

Use cases

Use document translation to turn PDFs, Word files, decks, and spreadsheets into another language.

Contracts & reports

Translate contracts and reports without rebuilding the document.

Decks & presentations

Localize slide decks for stakeholders who work in another language.

Spreadsheets

Turn spreadsheet labels and notes into clear translations for cross-border teams.

Handouts & forms

Translate PDFs and forms for travel, HR, and customer ops.

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FAQ

How do I translate subtitles online?

Choose a target language, upload your SRT subtitle file, confirm the translation, and download the translated SRT. Load it with the original video to check the result before sharing it.

Which subtitle formats does the translator support?

This page accepts SRT subtitle files. Export VTT, ASS, or other subtitle formats as SRT in your editor first. Check any styling or positioning information that conversion may remove.

Can I use this for caption translation?

Yes. If your existing captions are saved as an SRT file, you can translate their text into another language here. Review dialogue, speaker labels, and any sound descriptions in the translated file.

Does subtitle translation keep timestamps?

The result remains an SRT subtitle file. Check its timestamps and cue order during playback. This workflow translates subtitle text; it does not automatically correct timing or adjust reading speed.

Can I translate subtitles directly from a video or YouTube link?

This page requires an existing SRT file. Export the subtitle track first. For translated text from speech in a recording, use video-to-text translation.

Will this add subtitles or a translated voice to my video?

The download is a separate SRT subtitle file. Import it into your video player, editor, or publishing platform. For spoken output, use video dubbing; for live microphone speech, use the live subtitle and caption translator.

Is the document translator free?

Try document translation for free without signing up. Upload a supported file, choose your target language, and download the translation for review.