Create multilingual subtitles in minutes – fast, affordable, and hassle-free

Upload your video or audio, get time-coded subtitles instantly, then translate to 60+ languages with one click.

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Wondering if you really need subtitles?

There are huge benefits to adding captions to your videos:

  • Capture your viewer's attention

    Over 80% of videos on social media are watched without sound. Subtitles help your content stand out and keep viewers engaged.

  • Make your message clearer

    Subtitles make your audio easy to follow in noisy environments and for viewers with different accents or hearing impairments.

  • Improve your SEO ranking

    Search engines can't index audio, but they can index subtitle text. Adding captions improves discoverability and helps drive more traffic to your videos.

  • Reach a global audience

    Translate your subtitles to over 60 languages with one click. Produce multilingual captions from a single recording and expand your reach worldwide.

Traditionally, creating multilingual subtitles is slow and expensive. With Go Transcribe, you can generate accurate, time-coded captions and translate them to 60+ languages using cutting-edge AI and a simple, browser-based editor.

You can create subtitles in just four steps:

  1. Upload your video or audio to our platform
  2. We automatically generate time-coded text
  3. Make quick edits to polish your subtitles
  4. Export in the format you need (SRT, VTT, STL and more)

That's it. Register today to start creating professional subtitles in minutes.

Spend more time creating great content, not subtitles

  • Reach a global audience with multilingual subtitles
  • Boost SEO with crawlable caption text
  • Generate time-coded subtitles automatically in minutes
  • Export SRT, VTT, STL and more for any platform
  • No manual typing, no setup, no voice training required
  • Translate subtitles to 60+ languages with one click
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Our customers are our biggest fans.

We don't like to brag, but we don't mind letting our customers do it for us. Here are a few nice things folks have said about our service over the years.

Mindshare

User friendly, efficient and gets the job done! A very useful tool for all those who are not natural note takers!

Vikash
Sony

This has got to be the fastest, easiest and cheapest way to create transcriptions. This makes writing meeting minutes so much easier. A big fan!

David
Accenture

The program is extremely user friendly right out of the gate, it transcribes correctly at 80%, extremely pleased.

Paul
Chartered Institute of Linguists

We've transcribed six hour-long interviews and go-transcribe works a treat. not 100% by any means, but good enough to save us days of manual transcription.

Will
University College London

I used Go Transcribe to make the initial transcription and it was much easier. I'll certainly recommend it and use it again.

Deborah - University College London
Deborah

This service saves me a ton of time, and for the price the accuracy is really good. I sent a message to the support team and they replied really quickly.

Paresh - LinkedIn recruitment
Paresh

Frequently asked questions about subtitles

What are subtitles?

Subtitles are on-screen text generated from the dialogue in your video or audio. They usually appear at the bottom of the screen and help viewers follow along, even with the sound off.

What is an SRT file?

An SRT file (SubRip Subtitle file) is a simple text file that contains your subtitle text plus start and end time-codes. It ensures your captions stay perfectly in sync with your audio or video.

How do I generate subtitles for YouTube?

You can export an SRT file from Go Transcribe and upload it directly to YouTube.

  1. Click the Export button and choose SubRip file (*.srt)
  2. Open your video on YouTube and go to the Subtitles/CC tab
  3. Select your language and click "Upload file"
  4. Choose "Subtitles file" and upload the SRT you exported