A free browser extension that translates a video's subtitles into any of 249 languages and shows them right on the video. The whole episode is translated up front, so the text is never behind.
Coming soon to the Chrome Web StoreChrome, Edge, Brave and Opera on desktop · free · no account or sign-in
The subtitle file is translated in full ahead of time, starting from where you are watching. You never wait while watching.
Detects standard subtitle formats (WebVTT, SRT, TTML, ASS, YouTube) on any site.
249 languages, from Spanish and Japanese to Finnish and Northern Sami. Switch language mid-episode.
Works right away without a key. Optionally, Google's Gemini AI with your own free key gives more natural translations.
Hide the original, cover it, or show both languages at once for language learning.
No account, no tracking and no ads on videos or web pages. Translations are stored only in your own browser.
No. The extension is free, and the default Google translation needs no key. For Gemini AI you can get a free key at aistudio.google.com/apikey.
Most sites that play video in a desktop browser and provide subtitles as text. If a service renders subtitles as images, the extension cannot read them. Browser extensions do not work in phone or TV apps.
No. The extension never touches the video. It only reads the subtitle text the service has already sent to your browser and shows the translation on top of it.
Adjust the timing with the − and + buttons in the extension popup. This is mostly needed on services that load subtitles in small pieces.
Subtitle Translator is free and shows no ads on videos. If you enjoy it, you can support its development with any amount you like.
Payments are handled securely by Stripe. All features stay free whether or not you donate.