Translate Video Subtitles with AI
Speak in one language, publish in twelve. AI transcribes your video, translates the captions and burns them in with word-level animation — one upload per target market.
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How it works
- 1
Upload in any language
Source speech is auto-detected and recognized in about 100 languages.
- 2
Pick the output language
Choose one of 12 subtitle languages — the transcript is translated with full context, not line by line.
- 3
Download localized video
Translated captions are burned in with animated word-by-word timing.
12 output languages
English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Ukrainian, Arabic, Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Chinese and Russian.
Context-aware translation
An LLM translates the whole transcript at once, so idioms and references survive — unlike phrase-by-phrase machine translation.
Titles translated too
Clip title overlays are generated in the target language, so the whole video reads native.
One pipeline, many markets
Re-run the same video with different output languages — the transcript is cached, so each extra language takes minutes.
Reach audiences your language locks out
The biggest growth lever most creators never pull is language. Short-form algorithms distribute globally, but a viewer who can't read your captions scrolls on. Translated subtitles let a single recording compete in the Spanish, Portuguese, Hindi or Japanese feed — markets where competition for attention is often far lower than in English.
Wow Cut Video treats translation as part of the pipeline, not an afterthought: the corrected transcript is translated by a language model with the full context of the video, then rendered with the same animated word-by-word styling as original-language captions.
Works with clipping or on its own
Translate the subtitles on a full video, or combine translation with AI clipping to produce localized highlight clips: one long recording in, Shorts with Spanish captions out. You review the transcript before rendering, and the source language can be hinted manually if the auto-detection ever needs help.
Frequently asked questions
Which languages can subtitles be translated into?
12 languages: English, Chinese, Hindi, Spanish, French, Arabic, Portuguese, Indonesian, German, Japanese, Ukrainian and Russian.
What languages can the original video be in?
Speech recognition supports about 100 languages with automatic detection; you can also set a source-language hint manually.
Is the translation literal or contextual?
Contextual — a language model translates the full transcript in one pass, preserving meaning, tone and idioms rather than translating line by line.
Are translated subtitles burned into the video?
Yes, they're rendered with the same animated word-by-word style and burned in, so the video is ready to post anywhere.
Can I translate one video into several languages?
Yes — re-run the job with a different output language. The transcript is cached, so each additional language renders in minutes.
Publish your next video in 12 languages
First analysis free — upload once, localize everywhere.
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