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AutoSubtitles

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Browser-based AI subtitle generator with 20+ languages, style presets, a subtitle editor, SRT/VTT export and burned-in captions.

autosubtitles.com
AutoSubtitles homepage screenshot

About AutoSubtitles

AutoSubtitles is a browser-based tool that transcribes the audio of a video into subtitles with AI. Users upload a video, receive captions within seconds, then edit and style them before exporting either a video with burned-in subtitles or separate subtitle files.

The editor lets you change every word, adjust start and end times, and merge or split segments. More than 25 style presets such as Classic, Neon, Karaoke, Street and Corporate give a ready-made look, and you can further customize font, size, color, outline, background, position and alignment. Transcription works in 20+ languages with automatic language detection, and uploads can be MP4, MOV, WebM and similar formats.

AutoSubtitles is a commercial hosted service. The homepage says it is free to start with no signup required, and a pricing section covers paid options. It is built for creators who publish video online.

Key features

  • AI transcription in 20+ languages
  • Automatic language detection
  • 25+ subtitle style presets
  • Word and timing editor with merge and split
  • SRT and VTT subtitle export
  • Burned-in subtitle video download

Good fit for

  • →Creators adding captions to social videos
  • →Exporting SRT files for existing videos
Tags
subtitles
captions
ai-transcription
video-editing
srt
vtt
ai

AutoSubtitles: questions and answers

What is AutoSubtitles used for?
AutoSubtitles is a browser-based AI subtitle generator with 20+ languages, style presets, a subtitle editor, SRT/VTT export and burned-in captions. It is a good fit for creators adding captions to social videos and exporting SRT files for existing videos.
Is AutoSubtitles free?
Yes. AutoSubtitles has a free plan.
Is AutoSubtitles open source?
No. AutoSubtitles is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Video Editing category, open-source options include Shotcut, OpenShot and Kdenlive.
What are some alternatives to AutoSubtitles?
AutoSubtitles competes with Captions, Submagic and AutoCaptioner.

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