Easily add and edit your video subtitles online. Just generate the subtitles automatically from your video, upload a SRT file, or type them manually. Translate and edit the text, and customize the appearance, font, size, color, and position to directly burn your subtitles on your videos.
Get a standard SRT file with your subtitles and use it with the editing tool of your choice.
Translate your SRT files, audio, or video instantly to reach a global audience breaking language barriers. Auto transcribe your video or upload a SRT file, select the language, and get your subtitles translated online, from your laptop or mobile phone and without installing any software.
Auto translate subtitles to English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, German, and more.
Translating subtitles is a time consuming task which can be difficult and expensive. However, with current AI technology it is simpler than ever to get your videos or existing subtitles translated automatically to different languages.
With Abraia Editor is easy and fast to add and translate subtitles automatically and make your videos accessible to a wider audience. You can translate between more than 15 different languages like: English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, etc.
Upload your video or audio file (up to 30 minutes long or 1GB) or an existing SRT file and select the subtitles toolbox. If you have uploaded a video or audio, click "auto subtitle" to automatically transcribe the audio. - This may take a few minutes depending on the length of the audio. -
2From the subtitles toolbox click the "translate" button and select the language from the dropdown menu to get the text translated. Then, review and edit the text generated, which will appear on your video in real time.
You can also change the font style, size and color to make the subtitles more readable. Additionally you can change the text position, letter spacing, and much more.
3When the translation is done, you can directly download the SRT file with the translated subtitles. You can even "export" the video with the hardcoded subtitles on it.
