Live subtitle translator

Swift Translate translates video subtitles live. Draw a box around the caption area once, press play, and read the subtitles in your language — on Netflix, YouTube, or any video player. It even works with subtitles burned into the video.
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How it works

  1. Install Swift Translate and turn the translator on.
  2. Open your video app and draw a box around the subtitle area — once.
  3. Play the video. Subtitles are translated live as they change.

Watch anything, from anywhere

🎬 Series and films

Shows that have no subtitles in your language yet.

🌏 K-dramas, anime, telenovelas

On any streaming app, from any country.

▶️ YouTube creators

Creators who caption only in their own language.

🔴 Live streams

The box keeps translating as long as the captions change.

Translating on-screen video text

Common questions

How do I translate Netflix subtitles?

Install Swift Translate, open Netflix, and draw a box around the subtitle area. Swift Translate reads the captions as they change and shows the translation above them, live. It works with any video app, not just Netflix.

Which video apps does it work with?

All of them — Netflix, YouTube, Disney+, Viki, MX Player, VLC, browser video, and anything else that shows subtitles on screen.

Does it need Android 11?

Yes — live subtitle translation uses a screen-capture feature that requires Android 11 or newer.

Does it work with hard-coded subtitles?

Yes. Because it reads the pixels on screen, it works with subtitles burned into the video, not just subtitle tracks.

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