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SubtitlesDog

Whole-film subtitle translation

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What SubtitlesDog is

SubtitlesDog is an AI subtitle translation assistant. Its stated approach differs from line-by-line tools: it analyses the full script first, builds a style guide, extracts and locks names and key terms, and translates each segment with surrounding context, exporting SRT or VTT.

What you can do with it

  • Translate a subtitle file across many languages
  • Keep names and terms consistent
  • Preserve tone across a whole film
  • Download translated SRT or VTT

Who it is for

  • Subtitle translators
  • Distributors localising long content
  • Creators publishing multilingual versions

What to watch out for

  • Machine translation still misreads idiom, humour and cultural references; human review is required before release
  • Confirm you hold translation and distribution rights for the material
  • Timeline alignment should be checked after translation, since line lengths change
  • The credit-based model means long files need balance planning

Pros & cons

✓ What we like

  • Whole-script consistency approach
  • Terminology locking
  • Common subtitle formats supported

! What to watch out for

  • Still needs human review
  • Rights clearance required
  • Timeline shifts after translation

FAQ

What is its approach?

It analyses the whole script, builds a style guide and locks terminology before translating.

Which formats does it export?

SRT and VTT files are supported.

Is output release-ready?

No. Review idiom, cultural references and timeline alignment first.

Last reviewed: 2026-09-18

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