Subtitle files, not just local speech recognition
Use this workflow when the deliverable is a subtitle file. It emphasizes subtitle structure, timecodes, SRT/VTT export and video handoff rather than only the privacy angle.
Download Voice2SubLocal subtitle workflow
Offline Subtitle Generator
Create subtitles locally without uploading source media to a website. Voice2Sub supports multiple-file workflows, up to 99 recognition languages, SRT/VTT/TXT export, and optional English subtitle output after setup.
Focused on subtitle files; the local speech page covers broader text recognition and privacy wording.
Offline Subtitle Generator
Best for
- Video editors
- YouTube captions
- Course subtitles
- Client SRT/VTT files
- Local caption workflows
Why a desktop subtitle workflow helps
- Generate timestamped text from video or audio without uploading media to the website first.
- Create optional English-only or separate Original + English subtitle files when the workflow needs them.
- Review generated subtitle files before publishing.
- Save SRT/VTT for editors, players, platforms or clients.
- Keep transcript exports available when the same job also needs text.
- Choose from up to 99 recognition languages before generating subtitle or transcript files.
Review step
Keep review local
Generate subtitles on your computer, then review supported subtitle files in the desktop app without sending source media through an online editing step.
Subtitle workflow
Generate, check generated subtitles and export files
The key deliverable is a subtitle file that can be used outside Voice2Sub.
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Open video or audio
Start with a local media file from your computer.
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Generate timed subtitle text
Voice2Sub creates timestamped text segments for subtitle files.
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Prepare subtitle output
Review generated files before publishing.
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Export SRT or VTT
Save subtitle files for publishing, review or handoff.
Subtitle outputs
SRT/VTT first, text exports when needed
Export standard subtitle files after review. TXT, LRC and CSV remain available for documentation, timestamped text or QA.
Caption deliverable
The output is a subtitle file
This workflow ends with SRT or VTT that can move into an editor, video platform, web player or client handoff.
- SRT export
- VTT export
- Output review
Local subtitle workflow
Optional English output stays in the desktop workflow
Create English-only or separate Original + English subtitle files after setup, without sending imported media to this website for the normal subtitle job.
Editor-friendly
Review subtitles before publishing
AI-generated subtitle files are useful starting points. A final pass in your preferred editor or publishing platform helps readability and viewer experience.
- Line breaks
- Reading flow
- Final QA
Use cases
Create subtitle files without a web upload step
Choose the subtitle workflow when the end goal is a timed caption file rather than a plain transcript.
- Prepare SRT for an editor
- Create VTT for a web player
- Caption course videos
- Review subtitles before publishing
- Deliver subtitle files to a client
Offline subtitle FAQ
Is Voice2Sub an offline subtitle generator?
It is a desktop subtitle app that can generate subtitle files from local media without uploading the media to this website first.
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.
What subtitle formats can I export?
Voice2Sub exports SRT and VTT, plus TXT, LRC and CSV for related text and review workflows.
How is this different from local speech recognition?
Use this subtitle workflow for timecodes, subtitle structure and SRT/VTT export. Local speech recognition is broader and focuses on text extraction and file control.
Do AI subtitles still need review?
Yes. Review generated files before publishing.
Create subtitle files on your computer
Download Voice2Sub to generate and review SRT/VTT subtitles from local video or audio files.