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Use
- For
- Youtubers, podcasters, teachers, journalists and others working with spoken video or audio
- Price
- Price not read
- Activity
- Actively maintainedsite updated 3 days ago
- Company
- founding year not on record
- generate timed subtitles from a video or audio file
- correct transcript lines and export them as SRT or VTT
- make a searchable text copy of a lecture or memo
Figure and bar: visits/mo, estimate · year: online since
- #1
HappyScribe
Transcribes audio and video files and live calls into text in 150 languages, with speaker names, subtitles and summaries.
2.7Mnot readFrom $17/mo2017 - #2
WhisperTranscribe.ai -
Transcribes audio and video files to text in 134 languages with speaker identification and subtitle generation.
340ActiveFrom $9.99/mo - #3
AudioScribe
Transcribes audio and video to text with speaker labels and summaries in 100 languages, browser-based.
316ActiveFrom $8.90/mo - #4
Scribewave
Transcribes audio and video files to text in 99 languages with editing and export options.
176ActiveFrom ≈ $5.03/mo - #5
WhisperJot
Transcribes speech to text locally on your machine using on-device models, with optional cloud processing.
130ActiveFrom $5/mo - #6
Audio To Text Converter
Transcribes audio files in 15+ formats to text, subtitles, and summaries in 63 languages.
95ActiveFrom $4.90 per use
What is Free Subtitle Generator?
Transcribes speech in a video or audio file into timed SRT, VTT or text subtitles, processed locally in the browser. It is listed in the Atlas under Voice.
Who is Free Subtitle Generator for?
Youtubers, podcasters, teachers, journalists and others working with spoken video or audio
Do people use Free Subtitle Generator?
Little sign of use.
Is Free Subtitle Generator still maintained?
Actively maintained: site updated 3 days ago.
What are alternatives to Free Subtitle Generator?
In Voice, by use: HappyScribe, WhisperTranscribe.ai -, AudioScribe, Scribewave, WhisperJot, Audio To Text Converter.
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