Start from the audio
SupScribe can transcribe spoken audio first and then translate the resulting text.
Turn YouTube speech into text and translate it into another language for subtitle or transcript workflows. You do not need to rely on an existing YouTube caption track.
Use only media you have the right to access and process.
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MP3, MP4, WAV, M4A — max 10MB
First 75 seconds transcribed free — no sign up needed
SupScribe can transcribe spoken audio first and then translate the resulting text.
Keeping the original and translated text makes it easier to check meaning before publishing subtitles.
Provide the media by supported URL or upload.
Create the source transcript.
Select a target language.
Export the available transcript/subtitle output.
No. The workflow can begin with the video's audio.
Save the media locally and upload it to SupScribe.
Try the workflow with your own audio or video and review the result yourself.