Windows x64
The standard Windows build for Windows laptops and desktops. CUDA acceleration is managed inside the app when supported.
Windows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit.
Desktop app downloads
Download Voice2Sub for Windows, macOS & Linux
Choose the build for your computer, then create subtitles, speech-to-text transcripts and SRT/VTT files from local video or audio. Process multiple files, select up to 99 recognition languages and export SRT, VTT, TXT, LRC or CSV. The latest release includes English subtitle output with English only and Original + English modes.
Which build should I choose?
- Windows users download the Windows x64 build.
- Mac users download the macOS Universal build for both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
- Linux users open the Linux install guide and choose the recommended .deb package or portable .tar.gz archive.
- CUDA acceleration is available on supported Windows/Linux systems; Metal acceleration is available on supported Apple Silicon Macs.
Available downloads
Choose your Voice2Sub build
Download the Windows x64, macOS Universal or Linux x64 build. Linux opens a dedicated install guide for .deb and portable .tar.gz options. CUDA is available on supported NVIDIA GPU systems, and Metal is available on supported Apple Silicon Macs.
macOS Universal
One universal macOS build for both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. Use this single DMG instead of choosing between separate CPU architectures.
macOS 11.0+ on Apple Silicon or Intel Mac.
Linux x64
Choose the recommended .deb package for Ubuntu/Debian-based distros, or the portable .tar.gz archive for Fedora, Arch, Manjaro, openSUSE and other Linux distros.
Linux x64. Ubuntu, Debian, Linux Mint, Pop!_OS, Fedora, Arch, Manjaro, openSUSE and other distros.
Best for creators who need local subtitles and transcription
- Creators, YouTubers and course producers exporting SRT or VTT.
- Podcasters, interviewers and journalists turning recordings into speech-to-text transcripts.
- Teams that prefer not to upload source media to a website.
- Windows x64, macOS Universal and Linux x64 builds, with CUDA for supported Windows/Linux systems and Metal for supported Apple Silicon Macs.
Create subtitles or transcripts in three steps
After installation, the core workflow is simple and repeatable.
- 01
Import a video, audio or voice recording file from your computer.
- 02
Let AI recognize speech and create subtitles, transcript text or speech-to-text output.
- 03
Review the result and export SRT, VTT, TXT, LRC or CSV.
What Voice2Sub supports
- Desktop app for core subtitle and transcript workflows.
- Batch subtitle workflows for multiple files.
- Windows x64, macOS Universal and Linux x64 builds, with CUDA on supported Windows/Linux systems and Metal on supported Apple Silicon Macs.
- Spoken-language selection for up to 99 recognition languages.
- Broad media import including MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM, MP3, WAV, M4A and many more.
- SRT, VTT, TXT, LRC and CSV export after review.
- No need to upload source video/audio to this website to create subtitles.
Download workflows
Use Voice2Sub for common subtitle and transcription tasks
After choosing the right build, start with the local media task you need to finish.
- Create YouTube subtitle drafts from local video files.
- Batch subtitle workflows for multiple files.
- Transcribe interviews, podcasts, meetings or lectures.
- Convert audio/video files to TXT for notes or reuse.
- Export SRT or VTT for editors, platforms and review.
FAQ
Which Voice2Sub build should I download?
Choose the Windows x64 build for Windows, the macOS Universal build for both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, or the Linux guide for .deb and portable .tar.gz options.
Can Voice2Sub generate English subtitles?
Yes. Voice2Sub supports optional English subtitle output. Use English only for the English file, or Original + English for separate original and English subtitle files.
Can I create subtitles for multiple files after installing?
Yes. Voice2Sub includes a batch workflow for adding multiple video or audio files and generating subtitle or transcript outputs in one run.
Can I use Voice2Sub for speech to text or AI transcription?
Yes. Voice2Sub can turn local video, audio or voice recordings into transcript text and subtitle outputs for review and export.
Can I use Voice2Sub without CUDA?
Yes. CUDA is optional for supported NVIDIA GPU systems. Voice2Sub can still run through the compatible local workflow when CUDA is not available.
Does the macOS build support Metal?
The macOS Universal build is designed to run on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. Metal acceleration is available on supported Apple Silicon Macs.
Is Voice2Sub free to download?
Yes. Voice2Sub is free to download for Windows, macOS and Linux.
Download Voice2Sub
Download Voice2Sub for local subtitles and transcription
Install the desktop app, import video or audio from your computer, and export subtitles, speech-to-text transcripts or text files for your workflow.