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SubtitleMe

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An AI tool that generates subtitles and transcripts from video or audio in 98+ languages, with styling, multiple export formats and social publishing.

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About SubtitleMe

SubtitleMe takes an uploaded video or audio file and creates subtitles and transcripts automatically. Subtitles are timed to the speech, with automatic line breaks and reading-speed formatting, and can be styled with fonts, text color and background before export. Files can be downloaded as SRT, VTT, TXT, PDF, ASS and other formats. The site lists support for more than 98 languages.

Transcription accepts MP3, WAV, MP4, MOV and other files and can label speakers, making interviews, podcasts and meetings searchable and editable. A free video trimmer is available, and a beta one-click sharing feature publishes subtitled videos to TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and X, with scheduled posting. The tool is aimed at creators, marketers and businesses who want accessible, searchable videos, and visitors can start free.

Key features

  • Automatic subtitles timed to speech
  • Transcripts with speaker identification
  • 98+ languages supported
  • Custom subtitle fonts, colors and backgrounds
  • Export to SRT, VTT, TXT, PDF and ASS
  • One-click publishing to social platforms in beta

Good fit for

  • Adding captions to short-form videos
  • Transcribing an interview or podcast
  • Publishing subtitled clips to several platforms
Tags
subtitles
captions
transcription
ai-video
srt
multilingual
social-media
saas

SubtitleMe: questions and answers

What is SubtitleMe used for?
SubtitleMe is an AI tool that generates subtitles and transcripts from video or audio in 98+ languages, with styling, multiple export formats and social publishing. It is a good fit for adding captions to short-form videos, transcribing an interview or podcast and publishing subtitled clips to several platforms.
Is SubtitleMe free?
Yes. SubtitleMe has a free plan, and paid plans start at $15 per month. A free trial is also available.
Is SubtitleMe open source?
No. SubtitleMe is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Video Editing category, open-source options include OpenCut, OBS Studio and HandBrake.
What are some alternatives to SubtitleMe?
SubtitleMe competes with Captions, Submagic and VEED.

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