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Add subtitles to video

Burn subtitles into the picture or attach them as a track. Burned-in subtitles show everywhere, even where nobody turns them on; attached ones the viewer can switch off, and the picture is not re-encoded.

Up to 2 files, 500 MB each

About this tool

Where it runs
On the server: a browser cannot do this kind of work. The file is uploaded only for as long as the job takes and deleted right after — two hours without an account, twenty-four hours with one.
What it accepts
video, MP4, MOV, MKV, WEBM, SRT, VTT, ASS, SSA. The type is determined by the file contents, not by its extension.
Limits
Up to 2 files at a time, each up to 500 MB, 1 GB in total.

Frequently asked

Burn in or attach — which should I pick?
Burned-in subtitles are visible everywhere, including where nobody turns them on — but they can no longer be switched off, and the picture is re-encoded. Attached ones the viewer turns on, and the picture is copied losslessly and instantly.
Why does burning in refuse Chinese characters?
The font we draw with does not have them, and drawing empty boxes instead would mean handing you a broken video without a word. Attach the subtitles as a track instead: the viewer’s player draws them with its own font, and any language works.

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