SubtitleGenerator

Browser-based AI subtitles with flagged uncertain words and 33 styles

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What is SubtitleGenerator?

SubtitleGenerator is a free-to-start web tool that transcribes video into editable subtitles, flags low-confidence words for quick fixes, offers 33 caption styles, and exports burned-in video or eight subtitle formats from the browser.

SubtitleGenerator is a browser-based tool that turns speech in a video into timed, editable subtitles. A user drops in an MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV file, the AI transcribes the spoken language with word-level timing, and the editor then marks every word the model was unsure about. The pitch is less about raw transcription and more about the cleanup stage: instead of rewatching a whole clip, the user jumps to the handful of flagged cues, keeps, retypes or re-transcribes each one, and moves on. The workflow runs on a single page. After transcription, the editor offers a waveform timeline where clicking a block moves the playhead, caption list and preview together, block edges can be dragged to retime, and an Add cue button appears in silent gaps. Styling comes from a catalog of 33 caption styles grouped into six families (clean, creator, karaoke, cinematic, pop and branded), each paired with a font from an open-licence pool and tuned for uses such as Shorts, podcasts, lyrics or documentary work. Multi-speaker videos can receive automatic speaker labels, and paid plans add subtitle translation. Privacy is handled by design: the source video stays on the device, only the extracted audio is sent for transcription and then deleted, and the burned-in export renders locally in the browser with a visible progress readout. Output options include a captioned video or eight subtitle formats (SRT, VTT, ASS, SSA, SBV, SMI, TXT and JSON) intended for Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve. The audience is podcasters, YouTube and short-form creators, editors, educators and agencies. The free tier needs no signup and unlocks all styles, with 720p output, a small watermark, a 10-minute clip limit and a monthly allowance of subtitle time. Pro and Max raise file size, duration and minutes, remove the watermark and add features such as high-accuracy transcription and saved brand styles. Compared with full video editors that bundle captions, or transcript-only services, it occupies a narrow lane: fast correction plus stylized burn-in without installing anything.

How do you use SubtitleGenerator?

  1. 1Upload a video
    Open the homepage and drop in an MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV file, or try the 20-second sample clip. No account is required to begin.
    SubtitleGenerator — Upload a video
  2. 2Let the AI transcribe
    The tool transcribes the spoken language with word-level timing and marks uncertain words. Multi-speaker clips can also get speaker labels.
    SubtitleGenerator — Let the AI transcribe
  3. 3Review flagged words
    Step through each flagged cue and keep it, type a correction or re-transcribe just that part. Retime blocks on the timeline or add cues in silent gaps.
    SubtitleGenerator — Review flagged words
  4. 4Pick a style and font
    Choose one of the 33 caption styles and preview it on the canvas with your own footage. Check fonts for readability.
    SubtitleGenerator — Pick a style and font
  5. 5Export the result
    Render a captioned video in the browser, or export subtitle files such as SRT for an editing app on a paid plan.
    SubtitleGenerator — Export the result

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Flags every low-confidence word so fixes take seconds instead of a full rewatchAI
  • No signup needed to start, and all 33 styles are available on the free tierAI
  • Video stays on the device; only audio is sent for transcription and then deletedAI
  • Exports eight subtitle formats suited to Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve workflowsAI
  • Timeline editing allows word-level retiming, adding cues in gaps and re-transcribing a single rangeAI

Cons

  • Free exports are capped at 720p with a watermark and videos up to 10 minutesAI
  • Subtitle translation, high-accuracy mode and most subtitle file formats require a paid planAI
  • Even the Max plan stops at 1 hour per video and 3 GB, which limits long recordingsAI
  • Fast speech, accents and background music still cause misses that need manual reviewAI
  • In-browser rendering depends on the user's own device, so long or large exports may be slowAI

How much does SubtitleGenerator cost?

Free trial

Free tier needs no signup: all styles, up to 10-minute videos, 720p export with a small watermark, and 60 minutes of subtitle time per month with a free account.

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Pricing

Free plan at $0 (720p, small watermark, 10-minute videos, 512 MB, 60 subtitle minutes monthly). Pro is $9/month or $90/year; Max is $15/month or $150/year. Pay-as-you-go minutes start at $3, with $1 adding 20 minutes that never expire.

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Integrations

Exports SRT, VTT, ASS, SSA, SBV, SMI, TXT and JSON files with timing for Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve. No other third-party integrations are listed.

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Features

Automatic transcription with word-level timing, low-confidence word flags, cue-level re-transcription, speaker labels, waveform timeline editing, 33 caption styles, curated fonts, local browser export, eight subtitle formats and paid subtitle translation.

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Frequently asked questions about SubtitleGenerator

  • How much does SubtitleGenerator cost?
    Free plan at $0 (720p, small watermark, 10-minute videos, 512 MB, 60 subtitle minutes monthly). Pro is $9/month or $90/year; Max is $15/month or $150/year. Pay-as-you-go minutes start at $3, with $1 adding 20 minutes that never expire.
  • Does SubtitleGenerator offer a free trial?
    Free tier needs no signup: all styles, up to 10-minute videos, 720p export with a small watermark, and 60 minutes of subtitle time per month with a free account.
  • How do you use SubtitleGenerator?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 5 steps: 1. Upload a video 2. Let the AI transcribe 3. Review flagged words 4. Pick a style and font 5. Export the result.
  • What platforms does SubtitleGenerator support?
    SubtitleGenerator is available on Web App.
  • What does SubtitleGenerator integrate with?
    Exports SRT, VTT, ASS, SSA, SBV, SMI, TXT and JSON files with timing for Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve. No other third-party integrations are listed.
  • What are the limitations of SubtitleGenerator?
    Free exports are capped at 720p with a watermark and videos up to 10 minutes. Subtitle translation, high-accuracy mode and most subtitle file formats require a paid plan. Even the Max plan stops at 1 hour per video and 3 GB, which limits long recordings.

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Added10/18/2026

Platforms

Web App

Pricing

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