Translate SRT subtitles online. Cue numbers and timecodes stay untouched; only dialogue lines are translated so players can keep the same sync.
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01Upload an .srt subtitle file
Drop your subtitle file (max 20 MB). Standard index / timestamp / text blocks work best. PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, and TXT also work in the same uploader.
02Choose subtitle languages
Set source and target languages, then translate dialogue lines inside each cue.
03Download the translated .srt
Cue numbers and timecodes are unchanged; only subtitle text is translated.
Timing stays sacred. We only touch the dialogue lines inside each cue. Upload your file, pick languages, preview translated text in the browser, then download the finished SRT Translator output without desktop software.
Cue indices and lines with --> are copied verbatim so players still sync audio and text after download. Upload DOCX, PDF, PPT, or TXT, pick languages, and review translated text in the browser before you download from SRT Translator.
Upload subtitles
Each dialogue row inside a cue is translated on its own, so stacked subtitles keep their line count. Pick source and target languages, review translated text in the preview, then download when layout and terminology look correct for your SRT Translator file.
Try it free
Blocks are rebuilt with blank separators so most editors and players accept the file. No desktop CAT tool required: preview, adjust language pair, and export from the same free online SRT Translator workspace.
Start translating
No. Only subtitle text lines are translated. Indices and timecodes are copied exactly. Stay on the tab while progress runs — closing the browser mid-export can cancel the job on this SRT Translator page.
Yes. Each text line inside a cue is translated separately while keeping the line count. The SRT Translator keeps your file format where possible — upload, pick languages, preview, then download the translated document from this page.
Export or convert to SRT first. This page's subtitle path is built for .srt blocks. The SRT Translator keeps your file format where possible — upload, pick languages, preview, then download the translated document from this page.
Yes. 20 MB per file. If a deck or spreadsheet exceeds the cap, split it into smaller files or export a lighter PDF, then run SRT Translator again on each part.
Yes. The shared tool accepts PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, TXT, and SRT. This page focuses on subtitle (.srt) workflows. The SRT Translator keeps your file format where possible — upload, pick languages, preview, then download the translated document from this page.
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