
Editorial controls
Adjust fonts, colors, placement, backgrounds, highlighting, and animation without leaving the video.
AI subtitles for every spoken video
Upload existing footage, generate accurate timed subtitles, translate, style, review, and export from one focused workflow.
Interview-final.mp4
12:48 · Multilingual audio · Private upload
One uploaded video moves through transcription, localization, styling, and delivery inside the same workspace.
Transcribe
Localize
Style
SRT · VTT · Captioned MP4
Approved subtitle delivery
Automatic accessibility
Bhaasa turns speech into synchronized subtitle lines while supporting interviews, multiple speakers, regional accents, and mixed-language video.
Correct every word before publishing, then translate the approved track or preserve it as the source for SRT, VTT, and burned-in delivery.
Complete subtitle control
The same precise Bhaasa editor used across the primary platform, focused here on subtitle creation and localization.

Adjust fonts, colors, placement, backgrounds, highlighting, and animation without leaving the video.

Correct every line and retime it exactly where the spoken words appear.
Subtitle languages
Create and localize subtitle tracks across a growing catalog of regional and major world languages, all with the same review, styling, and export workflow.
Nepal
South Asia
East & Southeast Asia
Global
Europe
Middle East
Africa
Creation workflow
Step 01
Bring an MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, or M4V file into your private Bhaasa workspace.
Step 02
Choose the spoken language and create a synchronized, speaker-aware subtitle draft.
Step 03
Edit wording and timing, translate the track, and apply the visual style your video needs.
Step 04
Download SRT or VTT files, or render a finished video with approved subtitles burned in.
Subtitle questions
Upload your video, choose the spoken language, and Bhaasa creates synchronized subtitle lines from the audio. You can then review every word and timing point before publishing.
You can upload MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, and M4V footage. Finished subtitles can be delivered as SRT or VTT files, or rendered directly into a captioned MP4.
Yes. Keep the approved transcription as your source, create localized subtitle tracks for supported languages, and review the translated wording before export.
Yes. Bhaasa's editor lets you edit each subtitle, adjust its start and end time, review speakers, and move clips while keeping playback synchronized.
Yes. You can control fonts, colors, backgrounds, placement, highlighting, animations, and reusable subtitle presets before rendering the final video.
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