When you want a Whisper-based local workflow
Voice2Sub brings Whisper-based recognition, review and export into one desktop workflow, so the result can become a transcript or subtitle file without a separate technical setup guide.
Download Voice2SubWhisper AI workflow
Use Whisper-based AI recognition for local video and audio files. Choose the spoken language, then create transcript or subtitle outputs.
Focused on the Whisper-based recognition layer inside Voice2Sub.
Whisper AI Transcription
Voice2Sub brings Whisper-based recognition, review and export into one desktop workflow, so the result can become a transcript or subtitle file without a separate technical setup guide.
Download Voice2SubWhisper workflow
A practical route for users who want Whisper AI without building their own tooling.
Choose audio or video from your computer.
Voice2Sub uses its Whisper AI-based workflow to create timestamped text.
Review generated files before publishing.
Export TXT, SRT, VTT, LRC or CSV depending on the job.
Outputs
The same recognized text can support a readable transcript, SRT/VTT subtitles, timed lyrics or a CSV review file.
Model-focused
Use this workflow when you want Whisper-based recognition with a complete desktop app around review and export.
Review matters
Treat generated text as a strong draft. Check it before subtitles, notes or client files leave your desk.
Engine and models
Voice2Sub packages a native whisper.cpp-based engine and offers Tiny through Large model families, including quantized and turbo variants. Model size, translation support and hardware requirements differ, so choose the model for the actual machine and output mode.
Use cases
Good when the model matters, but the final deliverable still needs editing and export.
Voice2Sub uses a Whisper AI-based recognition workflow inside the desktop app to create transcript and subtitle files from supported audio and video.
No. Voice2Sub packages Whisper-based recognition with model selection, review and export inside the desktop app, so normal use does not require a separate command-line setup.
Yes. After review, you can export SRT or VTT, plus TXT, LRC and CSV.
Yes. Names, accents, background noise and technical terms can still cause mistakes.
Download Voice2Sub to generate, review and export Whisper-based transcripts or subtitles from local files.