Subtitles & translation for creators

Add Subtitles and Translations to Your Video or Podcast

Transcribe your content once, then export a timestamped .srt subtitle file and a translated version of the transcript — so more of your audience can actually watch it.

No credit card required · Free plan available

How it works

From source to subtitles and translation

Paste a link, upload a file, or record

A public YouTube link, an uploaded audio/video file, or a live recording — whichever your content already exists as.

Get a timestamped transcript

Full transcript with timing preserved, ready to become subtitles or to be translated.

Export subtitles or translate it

Download the transcript as an .srt subtitle file, translate it into another language, or both.

Features

What you get from one transcript

SRT subtitle export

Export a timestamped .srt file from the transcript, ready to drop into a video editor or upload alongside your video.

Translation

Translate the transcript into another supported language, paragraph by paragraph, so the meaning and structure stay intact.

Full transcript included

The original-language transcript stays available alongside any translation or subtitle export you create from it.

PDF export

Download the transcript as a clean PDF to share with a translator, editor, or collaborator.

Languages

Translate into 11 supported languages

YumiLM automatically detects the source language, then translates the transcript into any of 11 supported languages — including:

EnglishSpanishFrenchArabicChinesePortugueseGermanItalian

Benefits

Why creators do this from one transcript

One recording, more than one output

Transcribe once, then export subtitles and a translation from the same transcript instead of redoing the work for each language or format.

Reach viewers in another language

A translated transcript or subtitle file lets someone who doesn't speak the original language follow your video or podcast.

Subtitles ready for your editor

The .srt export uses the transcript's own timestamps, so it's ready to sync in whatever video editor or platform you already use.

Keep the source transcript

Nothing about translating or exporting subtitles replaces the original transcript — it's still there if you need the exact original wording.

Who this is for

Common ways creators use it

YouTube creators going international

Add subtitles to a video you already published, or translate the transcript so a version of your content can reach a non-English-speaking audience.

Podcasters publishing show notes abroad

Translate an episode's transcript to publish localized show notes, without re-recording anything.

Course and tutorial creators

Give a course video accurate SRT subtitles for accessibility, then translate the transcript so learners who don't speak the original language can follow along.

Pricing

Simple, transparent pricing

Turn audio and video into transcripts, narrative guides, PDFs, subtitles, and translations. Start free — upgrade when you need more.

Free

€0/month
  • 1 h/month
  • YouTube transcription
  • Upload file
  • 3 AI narrative guides
  • Files up to 20 min
  • No credit card required
Start free

Basic

€9.99/month
  • 8 h/month
  • YouTube transcription
  • Upload file
  • AI narrative guides
  • PDF export
  • Full history
  • Files up to 2 h each
Get Basic
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Plus

€19.99/month
  • 18 h/month
  • Everything in Basic
  • Live Transcription
  • 3 h live sessions
  • Translations
  • Subtitles
  • Regenerate guides
  • Files up to 2 h each
Get Plus

Pro

€39.99/month
  • 35 h/month
  • 400 uploads/month
  • Files up to 2 h each
  • Everything in Plus
  • For creators, researchers and heavy users
Get Pro

FAQ

Questions about subtitles and translation

What YumiLM doesn't do

What it does

Transcribes your video, audio, or live recording; exports the transcript as a timestamped .srt subtitle file; translates the transcript into another supported language; exports either version as PDF.

What it doesn't do

Doesn't burn subtitles directly into a video file, generate a dubbed voiceover, or automatically label individual speakers in the transcript.

For a broader look at everything YumiLM can transcribe — YouTube videos, meetings, interviews, podcasts, and live audio — see the AI transcription guide. If your content is a YouTube video and you want structured notes rather than subtitles, see turning a YouTube video into notes. And if all you need is the raw transcript for a YouTube video specifically, here are every free way to transcribe one.

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