Transcribes first, translates second
Speech becomes timestamped text, then every line is translated against its own segment. You can read the original and the translation side by side.
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Video Transcript Translator
Paste a video link, generate a timestamped transcript, and translate it into 100+ languages. Copy the translated text or export TXT, SRT and WebVTT — no downloads, no re-typing.
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What a video transcript translator does
It turns a video link into readable text in the language you need, in one pass — transcription and translation, without a separate tool for each.
Translate into the languages the tool actually offers
The languages listed on this page are the languages in the picker. Nothing is advertised here that the tool cannot produce. (107)
One list, no marketing subset
The count on this page is read from the same language list the picker renders, so the two cannot drift apart.
Sentences, not word swaps
The translated transcript keeps sentence structure instead of substituting words one at a time.
Export after translating
Download the translated text as TXT, or keep the timing and export SRT or WebVTT.
How to translate a video transcript
Start from a public video URL, generate the transcript, then translate it line by line and export the version you need.
Paste an authorized video URL
Copy the share link of a public video you own or are authorized to process. There is no file to upload and no need to download the original media.
Generate the transcript
EzScribe turns the spoken audio into timestamped segments and detects the source language for you.
Translate and export
Pick a target language, compare the translation against the original line by line, then copy or download TXT, SRT or WebVTT.
Export a translated transcript as TXT, SRT or WebVTT
One translation, three files. Plain text is the default here, with the timed formats available when the same content also has to run under the video.
Translate transcripts into 100+ languages
The source language is detected from the transcript itself, so you only choose where it is going. Popular languages are listed first and the full set is searchable A to Z.
English
Chinese (Simplified)
Chinese (Traditional)
Japanese
Korean
Spanish
French
German
Portuguese
Arabic
Hindi
Russian
Ways to use a translated transcript
Read, share and reuse what was said in a language your audience actually reads, without retyping the video by hand.
Publish for another market
Turn one interview, talk or webinar into a version an audience in another language can read.
Brief a translator or agency
Hand over a timestamped draft instead of raw audio, so quotes and terminology can be checked against the source.
Study a foreign-language video
Read the translation next to the original, at the timestamps where each sentence was actually said.
Repurpose into articles and notes
Translated text drops straight into documents, newsletters and summaries without a second round of transcription.
What this transcript translator supports
EzScribe reads the audio of a video you are allowed to process. Here is exactly what that covers, and what it does not.
Supported
- Public video links you own or are authorized to process, from every platform EzScribe supports.
- Spoken audio in 100+ languages, with the source language detected for you.
- Translation into 100+ target languages, exported as TXT, SRT or WebVTT.
Not supported
- Uploading a transcript, subtitle or document file — translation always starts from a video link.
- Private, deleted or age-restricted videos, and live streams.
- Text that only appears on screen and is never spoken aloud.
More transcription and translation tools
Pick the tool that matches your source: paste a link from a social platform, or translate a transcript, subtitle file, or caption.
Translate a video transcript now
Paste a video link you own or are authorized to process, and read the whole thing in the language you need.
Translate transcriptVideo links · 100+ languages · TXT, SRT and WebVTT exports
Transcript translator questions
Answers about what you start from, supported languages, timestamps, exports and translation quality.
Paste a public video URL you own or are authorized to process. EzScribe transcribes the audio first, then you pick a target language and the transcript is translated line by line.
No, and file uploads are not supported yet. Start from a video link and the transcript is generated for you before translation.
More than 100. Popular languages appear first and the full list is searchable A to Z in the language menu.
Yes. The transcript's language is detected from the text itself, including Simplified and Traditional Chinese, so you only choose the target language.
Yes. Every line is translated against its own segment, so the translation lines up with exactly the same timecodes as the original.
Yes. With the translated view open, the copy and download buttons return the translated text as TXT, SRT or WebVTT, and the language is added to the file name.
It is a machine translation of a machine transcript, so both steps can introduce errors. Review names, numbers and technical terms before you publish the result.
This page is for readable translated text. Use the subtitle translator when you need timed SRT or WebVTT files for an editing workflow, and the caption translator for captions shown on social posts and web players.