SubtitleBee adds subtitles to video in the browser. You upload an MP4, MOV, AVI, WMV or WebM file or paste a video link, choose the spoken language, and its AI transcribes the speech and times each subtitle line to it. You can then correct words, adjust timing and style the text with your own fonts, colours, size and position.
It can translate subtitles into more than 120 languages, add header text and progress bars, resize video for different social platforms, and turn audio into a video with captions. You can export the finished video with subtitles burned in, or download only the subtitle file as SRT, ASS, VTT or TXT for use in another editor.
The free plan lets you subtitle one video of up to 10 minutes. The pricing page lists Starter at $19 a month ($199 a year), with 240 minutes a month and watermark-free exports, Premium at $49 a month and Business at $129 a month. Extra minutes can be bought on paid plans.
Auto-subtitles in any language need proofreading, especially names, technical terms and mixed Urdu-English speech. Check the text before you publish.
