Subtitles made to sound local, right on cue.
Input
If it slaps, hit follow.
Result
Si está buenísimo, sígueme.
English original: sample subtitles we wrote for this test · not a customer file
The Subtitling and Dubbing styles are built to turn slang, jokes and idioms into natural local equivalents, and Dubbing mode writes lines made to be spoken. Upload an .srt, get it back in another language, with every timestamp exactly where it was.
Launching Tuesday 5 January 2027
How it works
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App view, redrawn Drag & drop a .txt, .docx, or .srt here
…or click to browse
showcase_ramen_en.srtSRTSample subtitles we wrote for this test
Upload a subtitle file and download a translated .srt that keeps the original timings.
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App view, redrawn Target Language
Spanish
Localization Style
Entertainment
Sub-style for Entertainment
Subtitling
Submit
Choose a writing style (for example Marketing, Legal, Medical, Dubbing or Entertainment) and a sub-style such as Social Media or Subtitling.
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Actual output · English → Spanish · 6 Oct 2026 Input
Result
2InputBoil the eggs seven minutes. Not a second more.
2ResultHierve los huevos siete minutos. Ni un segundo más.
3InputThen straight into ice water. Trust me.
3ResultLuego, directos al agua helada. Confía en mí.
English original: sample subtitles we wrote for this test · not a customer file
Split View shows source and translation side by side with subtitle timecodes and word and character counts, and you can edit any line.
Built-in checks
Built-in checks look for missing or blank subtitle lines.
- With Dubbing, Subtitling or Dialogue styles, built-in subtitle checks try to re-translate flagged lines.
English
Spanish
English
00:00:16,500 → 00:00:19,900
If it slaps, hit follow.
Spanish
00:00:16,500 → 00:00:19,900
Si está buenísimo, sígueme.
6 of 6 cues · start and end times kept · 6 Oct 2026
English original: sample subtitles we wrote for this test · not a customer file
Dubbing scripts built for lip-sync.
Dubbing mode is built for lip-sync: each line is written to match the rhythm, length and syllable count of the original line.
English
The broth takes patience. The noodles don't.
Spanish
El caldo requiere paciencia. Los fideos, no.
English original: sample subtitles we wrote for this test · not a customer file
Localization StyleDubbing
Sub-style for DubbingDialogue
Glossary and Brand Kit
Lock character names, product names and brand terms with a Glossary. Locked terms are checked after every text and subtitle translation (Pro and Business).
Brand Kit: set your brand’s tone, audience, example sentences and words to avoid, and switch it on for every translation (Business).
Brand Kit
Brand Injection OnBrand names
Northline Studio
Brand tones
Target audience
Home cooks who watch short recipe videos
Examples
Slow broth, fast noodles.
Avoid
Hype, jargon, long intros