اليوم نبدأ قصة جديدة.
Spoken Arabic
Generate timed Arabic text from an Arabic recording, then review the result against the original audio.
LANGUAGE: العربيةالعربيةARABIC SPEECH TO TIMED SUBTITLES
Turn spoken Arabic into timed, right-to-left subtitles. Review uncertain words, choose a readable style, and export a captioned video or subtitle file.
START WITH THE AUDIO YOU HAVE
These are separate actions. Choose Arabic when the video is spoken in Arabic. Use Translate when the source video uses another language.
اليوم نبدأ قصة جديدة.
Generate timed Arabic text from an Arabic recording, then review the result against the original audio.
LANGUAGE: العربيةاجعل كل فكرة أسهل للفهم.
Create and review the source captions first, then translate them into Arabic as a separate paid step.
OUTPUT: العربيةاللهجات تختلف من منطقة لأخرى.
The current option uses general Arabic recognition. Check regional expressions, names, and specialist vocabulary before publishing.
MODEL: GENERAL ARABICHOW TO GENERATE ARABIC SUBTITLES
Generate the first draft, check the words most likely to be wrong, and choose the output your platform needs.
Choose an MP4, MOV, WebM, or MKV file. Arabic is selected as the spoken language before transcription starts.
AI turns Arabic speech into timed subtitles. Fix Loop collects the words it is less sure about so you can replay and correct them in context.
Preview right-to-left captions, adjust the style and position, then export a captioned video or download SRT or VTT with Pro or Max.
RIGHT-TO-LEFT BY DESIGN
SubtitleGenerator detects Arabic text direction and uses an Arabic font fallback when the selected display font lacks Arabic letters.
الكلمات واضحة.
والأسلوب أسلوبك.
من اليمين إلى اليسار
الفيديو 4K جاهز
Arabic, names, numbers, and Latin terms can share one cue.
ARABIC REVIEW · FIX LOOP
Dialect vocabulary, names, and technical terms can be difficult for speech recognition. Fix Loop puts lower-confidence words in one review queue with the original audio in context.
اليوم نبدأ القصة الجديدة.
MADE FOR ARABIC VIDEO
Transcribe, review, style, and export without moving the project between separate subtitle tools.
أوصل قصتك بوضوح
Add readable Arabic captions to YouTube videos, Shorts, Reels, interviews, and talking-head clips.
شرح أوضح، حتى من دون صوت
Help viewers follow lessons, training, and detailed explanations when they are watching without sound.
راجع الأسماء قبل النشر
Review names and specialist terms, then deliver a captioned video or an editable subtitle file.
CHOOSE YOUR ARABIC SUBTITLE OUTPUT
Use burned-in captions when the Arabic styling must look the same everywhere. Use UTF-8 SRT or VTT when viewers need a switchable track or an editor needs editable text and timing.
قصتك، بأسلوبك
1 00:00:01,200 --> 00:00:04,500 مرحباً، أهلاً بكم.
LOCAL-FIRST VIDEO HANDLING
The browser keeps the original media for preview and export. Only the extracted audio needed for speech recognition is sent for processing.
ARABIC SUBTITLE GENERATOR FAQ
Upload your video, keep Arabic selected as the spoken language, and generate the first subtitle pass. Review uncertain words in Fix Loop, choose a caption style, then export a captioned video or subtitle file.
The current language option uses general Arabic speech recognition. Results vary with dialect, recording quality, vocabulary, and how much speakers switch languages. Review regional expressions, names, and technical terms before export.
Yes. SubtitleGenerator detects Arabic text direction in the editor, preview, and video renderer. It also includes an Arabic font fallback so joined letters remain available when a selected display font does not support Arabic.
Yes. Generate and review the source-language captions first, then use Translate to create an Arabic track. Translation is a paid feature and should still be reviewed for names, context, and natural phrasing.
Yes. Pro and Max can download UTF-8 SRT or VTT files containing Arabic text. You can also export a video with the Arabic subtitles burned into the picture.
Accuracy depends on dialect, speech clarity, background noise, names, and specialist vocabulary. Fix Loop highlights lower-confidence words so you can focus on the places most likely to need correction.
No. The source video stays in your browser for preview and export. Only an extracted audio copy is sent for speech recognition when you ask to generate subtitles.
حوّل صوتك إلى كلمات واضحة.
START WITH YOUR ARABIC VIDEO
Free to try · Arabic selected · source video stays local