Quickly and easily generate subtitles for your demos, tutorials and any other kind of video! Providing subtitles with your videos will greatly help your viewers understand your content.

How does VideoSubs work?
VideoSubs leverages speech recognition technology to quickly and easily generate subtitles for your videos into the WebVTT format!

VideoSubs uses the latest speech recognition technology to automatically generate subtitles for your videos. If there are edits you'd like to make to the generated subtitles you can make your overrides before exporting.

Your generated WebVTT files can then be added your video streaming services such as mux.com. WebVTT files can also be embedded into certain videos formats using applications such as Subler.

VideoSubs also supports baking your generated subtitles directly into your videos. This option is great for video sharing platforms that do not support WebVTT subtitle files such as Instagram.

VideoSubs offers two speech recognition processing modes: Quick or More Accurate which you can change within the Preferences panel. With the More Accurate speech recognition mode your subtitle transcript will take longer to generate but will produce a more accurate transcript. Quick speech recognition will take less time to process but may produce a less accurate transcript.

VideoSubs supports multiple languages. Currently, for the Quick speech recognition mode only English, French and Spanish are available. For the More Accurate mode 30+ languages are available!

Generating subtitles for your videos using VideoSubs is quick and easy:

1. Select a video of yours that you would like to generate subtitles for
- VideoSubs will analyze any recognized speech in your video and generate an editable transcript. This step can take a few minutes depending on how long your video is.
- Ensure the language selected in VideoSub's Speech Recognition preferences matches up with the language spoken in your video

2. Make any necessary edits to your transcript
- VideoSubs uses the latest in speech technology but you can still override and correct any text within your generated transcript. The more clearly you speak in your videos the better your transcript will be.

3. All done! Export your subtitles!
- You can export your transcript as a WebVTT file or you can bake your transcript directly into your video. Baking your subtitles into your video will place the subtitles directly in the video content (this is great for video sharing platforms that do not support WebVTT files such as Instagram).