Subtitles & translation
Work with the audio from a video you have the right to use: keep it as an audio file and get a translated transcript of what was said. Aixcut handles the audio and the text in a desktop Chrome or Edge workspace, so the file and the transcript stay together.
STEP 01
Add the video file you already downloaded so the AI can extract its audio, then confirm you have the right to use the content.
STEP 02
Produce an audio file from the video so it can be listened to or transcribed without the picture.
STEP 03
Generate the transcript, translate it, then check names and numbers before relying on the wording.
Extracting audio changes the file format; translation changes the language of the text. Doing them one after the other keeps each part checkable. If both are done in one opaque step, a wrong name in the transcript is indistinguishable from a wrong translation.
Names, numbers and idiomatic phrases are the three recurring failures. A translated transcript is a reading aid, not a certified translation, so verify any figure or quotation against the original before publishing it.
The workspace works on the local video you upload. Whether the platform terms allow the download, and whether you may copy or republish the content, is yours to confirm. Aixcut does not run copyright checks and does not decide your rights.
Common questions about this task, its limits and how to judge the result.
Extract the audio, generate the transcript, then translate it and verify names and figures against the original.
Download the video yourself first, upload it to Aixcut, and let the AI extract the audio and produce the transcript. You confirm the right to use it; Aixcut does not run copyright checks.
Treat it as a reading aid. Verify any figure, name or quotation against the original source before publishing it.
The extracted audio is limited by the original recording. A quiet or noisy source produces an audio file and transcript with the same problem.
