Translates YouTube video transcripts and subtitles into your target language, mimicking Google Translate's style for clear, readable text.
This tool takes YouTube video transcripts, subtitles, or captions and translates them into your chosen language using Google Translate's characteristic direct translation style. Simply paste the text from a YouTube video's subtitles or transcript, and get a clean, readable translation back.
Whether you have auto-generated YouTube subtitles, manually created captions, or a full video transcript, this tool handles the translation. It works great for translating YouTube video content to English or from English to other languages, preserving the meaning while keeping the text natural and easy to follow.
If you've already extracted the text from a YouTube video — whether through the transcript feature, copied subtitles, or a transcription service — you can translate it here without needing closed captions enabled on the video itself.
みなさんこんにちは、今日は東京の街を歩いてみたいと思います。天気もいいし、桜も咲いているので、とても楽しみです。
Hello everyone, today I would like to try walking around the streets of Tokyo. The weather is nice and the cherry blossoms are blooming, so I am very much looking forward to it.
0:00 Hola a todos bienvenidos al canal 0:03 hoy vamos a hablar sobre cinco consejos 0:06 para aprender inglés más rápido 0:09 el primer consejo es practicar todos los días
0:00 Hello everyone welcome to the channel 0:03 today we are going to talk about five tips 0:06 to learn English faster 0:09 the first tip is to practice every day
Alors aujourd'hui on va parler d'un sujet qui me tient vraiment à cœur. C'est quelque chose que beaucoup de gens ne comprennent pas bien, et j'aimerais vous expliquer pourquoi c'est si important dans notre vie quotidienne.
So today we are going to talk about a subject that is really close to my heart. It is something that many people do not understand well, and I would like to explain to you why it is so important in our daily life.
이 영상에서는 한국어를 배우는 가장 효과적인 방법에 대해 이야기하겠습니다. 많은 분들이 한국 드라마를 보면서 한국어를 배운다고 하는데요, 실제로 효과가 있을까요?
In this video, I will talk about the most effective way to learn Korean. Many people say they learn Korean while watching Korean dramas, but is it actually effective?
You can paste the text in any format — with or without timestamps, line-by-line subtitles, or as a continuous block of text. The tool handles all formats. To get a transcript from YouTube, click the three dots below a video, select 'Show transcript,' and copy the text.
Yes. Auto-generated subtitles often have minor errors in the source language, but the translation will work with whatever text you provide. For best results, you may want to clean up obvious transcription errors before translating.
Flowing Text merges fragmented subtitle lines into natural paragraphs, which is better for reading or studying the content. Subtitle Lines keeps the short line-by-line format, which is useful if you want to create your own subtitle file or follow along with the video timing.
Lower values produce more literal, word-for-word translations similar to raw Google Translate output — useful if you're studying the source language and want to see direct word mappings. Higher values produce smoother, more natural translations that read better as standalone text.
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