SubTrans - General Subtitle Translator Suite

General Subtitle Translator for Multiple Sites. Displays bilingual subtitles. Supported sites are actively increasing.

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SubTrans: Subtitle Translator Suite - Multilingual Support

SubTrans - General Subtitle Translator Suite is a Chrome Extension that provides automatic translation of video subtitles into various languages. It supports numerous sites including YouTube, Udemy, and Coursera and allows customization of subtitle styles. Additionally, it allows the use of external subtitle files and provides adjustable subtitle timestamps for maximum user convenience.

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By: https://subtrans.cc

Users: 20,000+

Rating: 3.93

(92)

0.01

Version: 4.14.0 (Last updated: 2024-11-22)

Creation date: 2022-02-15

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

storage
webRequest

Host permissions:

https://www.skillshare.com/*

Size: 731.14K

Email: su*****@subtrans.cc

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

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# 6,192 ▲ 52

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#3287 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 12

#66 in choose keyword 1 ▲ 5

#74 in position keyword 18 ▲ 4

#127 in translations keyword 71 ▲ 16

#179 in support keyword 14 ▲ 7

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Extension summary

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🎯 SubTrans is a general subtitle translator Suite. It extends the original Subtitle into bilingual subtitles. The goal of SubTrans is to support as many widely used video sites as possible.

🌍 SubTrans can translate video's official subtitles / captions into almost all widely used languages. To make it work, the video should have AT LEAST one official subtitle / caption.

🛠 Subtitle styles are settable. You can set styles for bilingual subtitles separately, including font size, font color, font weight, opacity, background color, etc.

📂 External subtitles are supported. You can use local disc subtitle file or input subtitle raw content manually, then choose to display it directly or use it as a translation source.

⏰ In case subtitles' timestamps don't fit well with the video, you can choose to advance or delay the timestamps of each subtitle separately.

🚠 The subtitles are filled in a draggable box. Hence you can adjust the subtitles' position as you wish.

🗄 SubTrans remembers your settings locally. So the bilingual subtitles show up every time when you open a new video of a supported site, needless to set up repeatedly.

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User reviews

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Pros

It works relatively well for translating subtitles in various situations.
Offers good technical support and is easy to use.
Provides a unique translation capability even when there's no automatic translation available.

Cons

Accuracy of translations is often questionable, with incorrect pronouns and missing adjectives.
Some features have been moved to a paid plan, making the extension less useful.
It sometimes doesn't work or stops functioning altogether, providing error messages.

Most mentioned

Translation is not always accurate.
Technical support is good.
The extension has stopped working for some users.
Some features are now part of a paid plan.

User reviews

Bon Bao, 2024-12-15

its ok.... It works and is pretty nice once you figure out the settings, but don't expect it to be very accurate. I use a VPN to watch Japanese Netflix and needed an extension to add English subtitles because some shows just don't have them. And it works for the most part but almost every sentence isn't properly translated and you have to kinda read between the lines to understand it. An example a subtitle would be "Didn't he think before becoming overbearing?" when it should be "Do you ever think before being rude?" A lot of times it chooses the wrong pronouns and completely misses the adjectives. Like I said, it works, but not always very well. I'm still searching for one that has the setting this one has but properly translates.