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Feature · Translation

Translate your transcript.
Keep every speaker.

Drop in a recording or paste a transcript and translate it into more than 100 languages in one click. Speaker labels and timestamps stay exactly where they belong, so the translation is ready to read, caption, or publish.

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Languages

One click,
50 languages.

Translate the full transcript, keep the structure, and export subtitles per language. Same workflow, now global.

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EnglishSpanish
Maya

So for Q3 we should double down on video.

Maya

Para el T3 deberíamos apostar más por el video.

Devin

Agreed. Let's ship it this sprint.

Devin

De acuerdo. Lancémoslo en este sprint.

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Why translate here

Built for real translation work

Speakers stay intact
Every line keeps its speaker label after translation, so a meeting still reads like a meeting.
Timestamps preserved
Word and segment timing carries over, which means subtitles line up frame for frame.
Subtitles per language
Export an SRT or VTT file for each language you translate, ready to upload anywhere.
Content in any language
Generate notes, blog posts, and social copy from the translated transcript, not just the original.
Glossary aware
Names, brands, and product terms can be locked so they read correctly in every language.
50 languages
From Spanish and Hindi to Japanese and Arabic, translate into the languages your audience actually speaks.
How it works

From one language
to many in minutes.

1Step 01

Bring in your audio or transcript

Upload a file, record a meeting, or paste an existing transcript. Blazescribe transcribes it first if needed.

2Step 02

Pick your languages

Choose one language or a dozen. The translation keeps speaker labels and timestamps in place.

3Step 03

Export or generate

Download subtitles per language, copy the translated transcript, or generate content in the new language.

Translation FAQ

Yes. Every translated line keeps the speaker it belongs to, so multi-person recordings stay readable.

You can export an SRT or VTT subtitle file for each language you translate, with timestamps preserved.

More than 100, including Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Hindi, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese.

Yes. Once a transcript is translated you can generate notes, blog posts, summaries, and social posts in that language.

Reach a global audiencewithout the rewrite.

Translate your first transcript free and see how clean multilingual subtitles can be.

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