Multi-track subtitles
Source subtitle file in one script, target audience in another. Generate a parallel Latin-script track without re-timing.
For streaming & captions
Subtitles, romanized in place.
Paste a SubRip (.srt) or WebVTT (.vtt) file. Cues with non-Latin dialogue are transliterated; timestamps and structure are preserved. Useful for streaming services preparing Latin-script subtitle tracks for international audiences.
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Built for caption teams
Why this matters.
Streaming services and newsrooms produce hundreds of hours of captions weekly. Romanizing foreign-language dialogue manually is slow and inconsistent; transliterating the cue text only — preserving timestamps — automates the tedious part.
Search indexing
Romanized dialogue is searchable in databases that handle only Latin — useful for transcript archives and search engines.
Accessibility
Latin-script viewers who can't read the original script can still follow proper-noun transliterations (place names, people, brands).