How it works
Three steps to Urdu subtitles
- Step 1
Pick a file
Any audio or video on your phone: interviews, lectures, podcasts, vlogs, meetings or voice notes.
- Step 2
Choose Urdu
Choose Urdu. It downloads once; after that, no internet needed.
- Step 3
Check, fix and save
Tap a line to hear it, fix any word, then save as SRT, VTT or plain text.
Urdu in the app
What to expect from Urdu subtitles
Urdu subtitles are written right to left. The app lays the text out right to left, while timestamps and buttons stay where you expect them.
- Script
- Urdu (Perso-Arabic) script, written right to left
- Download
- One download for Urdu. After that it works without internet.
- Privacy
- Your audio, video and transcripts are never uploaded.
- Formats
- SRT, WebVTT, WebVTT with word timing, or plain text.
- Good to know
- Subtitles are made by AI and can have mistakes, especially with background music, noise or people talking over each other. Give them a quick check before you publish.
Questions
Urdu subtitles: common questions
Can AI Subtitle Generator make Urdu subtitles?
Yes. Pick an audio or video file, choose Urdu, and the app writes time-stamped Urdu subtitles in Urdu (Perso-Arabic) script, on your phone.
Which script are Urdu subtitles written in?
Urdu subtitles are written right to left. The app lays the text out right to left, while timestamps and buttons stay where you expect them.
Do I need internet to make Urdu subtitles?
Only once, to download Urdu. After that you can make subtitles anywhere, even without a signal.
Which formats can I save Urdu subtitles in?
SRT, WebVTT, WebVTT with word timing, and plain text. You can save to your phone or share straight from the app.
Is the app free?
Yes. There are no ads, no subscription and no sign-up.
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