Clone Your Voice
Record about 20 seconds and your voice reads your text, in six languages.
Clone your voiceTranscribe, translate, dub and convert. No account, no ads, nothing to install.
Drop a video or audio file. Get a transcript or timed subtitles. The file stays on your device.
AI voices that run on your own device. Free, with no watermark.
Record about 20 seconds and your voice reads your text, in six languages.
Clone your voiceTranslate a video up to 60 minutes long and dub it with an AI narrator, in 33 languages.
Dub a videoPaste up to 20,000 characters and download the audio. 33 languages, up to 10 voices.
Turn text into speechDrop a subtitle file and get it back in any of 100+ languages, in the same format.
Save a subtitle track from an MKV, MP4 or WebM file. Words burned into the picture? Hardcoded Subtitles reads them off the screen.
Paste lyrics, add the song and tap each line as it plays, or let AI time what it can.
Transcription, AI voices and conversion run in your browser, so your files stay on your device. AI tools download the first time you use them, and later runs usually skip it.
Only the words go to Google, Yandex or Microsoft, never your file. The tool tells you first.
No ads, no watermark, nothing to install.
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Format pairs such as SRT to VTT are in the table below.
The green ones are what people use most.
Yes. Every tool is free, with no subscriptions or paid tiers, and no account.
Transcription, AI voices and conversion run in your browser, so those files are not uploaded and nothing is kept on a server. Your content leaves your device only when you choose: translation sends the words to Google, Yandex or Microsoft, and a bug report sends what you attach. If a tool crashes, an automatic error report goes to our monitoring service.
The AI runs on your device, so your browser downloads a model the first time you use a tool. Sizes vary a lot, from tens of megabytes to several hundred, depending on the tool and the quality you pick. The browser keeps the model, so later runs usually skip the download. On a phone, use Wi-Fi for the big ones.
SubtitleKit reads and writes SRT, VTT, ASS/SSA, SBV, SUB, SMI, LRC and TTML, and can export JSON, CSV and PDF. Other tools pull subtitle tracks out of MKV and MP4 video, turn image subtitles (PGS, VobSub) into text, and create subtitles from audio.
Yes, in the subtitle converter and in Shift Subtitles, Speed Adjustment and FPS Converter. Drop several files and download them together as a zip or one by one. Merge Subtitles combines up to 10 files into one.
Six for now: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian and Dutch. A cloned voice speaks only the language you recorded it in, and a desktop browser works best.
You need a connection to open a tool, and translation always needs one. Some tools keep working if the connection drops while the page stays open.
No. SubtitleKit works without registration or login, and the tools never ask for personal information. Only the bug report form asks for an email address, so a reply can reach you.
Use the Feedback button in the corner of any page, or email contact@subtitlekit.com. I read every message.