TRANSLATE VIDEO TO ENGLISH
Translate Italian video to English
THE FINISHED RESULT
A transcript you can actually work with
Search the text, jump back to the exact moment in the video, fix a name, then export the format your workflow needs.
Long recordings keep processing in the background.
Search the finished transcript using clickable timestamps.
Export the result as text, subtitles, Word or JSON.
Free transcription versus Premium English translation
Free accounts can transcribe up to 20 recordings and 60 minutes a month in the spoken language. Translate to English is a paid feature, starting with Premium at $4.99/month. For free original-language text, leave the Translate to English checkbox off. A paid subscription is required to turn the speech into English text.
How to translate Italian video
Upload a saved video or paste an accessible supported public link. Set the spoken language to Italian or use automatic detection, then enable Translate to English on an eligible paid account. Review the finished English transcript and timestamps; processing can take time and is not live interpretation.
Accuracy and limitations
Translation accuracy varies by regional accent, idioms, and audio quality. Review the English text for cultural nuances and uncommon names.
Subtitles and exports
Download a timed .srt to add English subtitles to the Italian video, or export plain text (TXT) and JSON for editing and search.
Choose Free transcription or paid English translation
The Translate to English feature requires Premium. Free transcription keeps the original spoken language, within the plan limits.
Compare paid plans ($4.99/month). Free Italian video transcription in the original language.
Frequently asked questions
Is translating Italian video to English free?
No. Free covers original-language transcription within 20 recordings and 60 minutes per month. English translation requires a paid plan; Premium starts at $4.99/month.
Does translating Italian video dub the recording?
No. You get English transcript text and optionally a separate SRT subtitle file, not a dubbed soundtrack or captions burned into a video.