Subtitle-aware translation
SRT translator without broken timing
Translate SRT or VTT subtitle files into multilingual assets while timing, names, and protected terms stay locked, with hard export checks before delivery.
Input: a completed subtitle project or a source SRT/VTT with confirmed wording.
Output: translated subtitle files with fixed timing and exports included in your plan.
Common quality signal: translated text may become too long for the original subtitle duration.
Translation tools that ignore timing can create subtitles that look right but fail in delivery. TimedSubs keeps translation tied to the subtitle timeline.
Where this workflow fits
SRT translator without broken timing
TimedSubs should win when the words are already approved and the remaining work is timing, quality checks, and subtitle asset delivery.
Common searches
Downstream surfaces
Export formats
Workflow proof
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Start from owned inputs
Input: a completed subtitle project or a source SRT/VTT with confirmed wording.
- 2
Expose delivery risk
Common quality signal: translated text may become too long for the original subtitle duration.
- 3
Prepare the handoff
Output: translated subtitle files with fixed timing and exports included in your plan.
Product boundary
This workflow creates subtitle assets and quality evidence. It supports downstream video work.
FAQ
Where does translation fit?
It follows clean source timing, then creates target-language subtitle files without moving the timestamps.
Can terminology be protected?
Yes. Paid plans add protected terms and glossary capacity so names, titles, and product words do not drift.