Hinglish · Roman
Yaar, aaj ka shoot kaafi smooth tha.
Hindi audio · Roman or Devanagari · Editable SRT
Turn Hindi audio or video into timed captions. Choose Hinglish in Latin letters or हिंदी in Devanagari, correct every cue, and export the format your edit needs.
One clip · two script choices
Hinglish · Roman
Yaar, aaj ka shoot kaafi smooth tha.
Hindi · Devanagari
यार, आज का शूट काफ़ी स्मूद था।
Choose the output, not just the language
Roman captions match how many creators type in chats, comments, and edit notes. Native-script captions are better when the audience expects Devanagari. Desi Subtitles supports both without pretending either one is an English translation.
From speech to export
Import the Hindi clip you want to caption.
Choose Hindi as the spoken language, then pick Hinglish or हिंदी.
Correct names, brands and slang, then refine cue timing on the timeline.
Download SRT, a caption layer, or a finished captioned video.
One transcript, four handoffs
Keep Hinglish or Hindi text editable, or render the finished styling into your deliverable.
Keep Hinglish or Hindi text editable, or render the finished styling into your deliverable.
Keep Hinglish or Hindi text editable, or render the finished styling into your deliverable.
Keep Hinglish or Hindi text editable, or render the finished styling into your deliverable.
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Before you upload
It transcribes Hindi speech into timed captions written with Latin letters. It keeps the spoken words; it does not translate them into English.
Yes. Select Hindi as the audio language, then choose Hinglish or हिंदी as the subtitle style before generating.
Yes. Review the generated cues and export SRT for Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, CapCut, or YouTube.
Yes. Correct words, adjust cue timing and line length, preview the result, and export again without regenerating the transcript.
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