Subtitling on autopilot
Subtitles rarely cost time because they're hard. They cost time because the file has to travel back and forth.
The demo as it looks. Click and drop a film in.
Sound familiar?
The film is going out in five countries. That's five orders, five separate waits and five invoices. And when the edit changes two days before launch, you start again.
How it works
The film goes in and the subtitles come out transcribed, translated and timed, in every language you need.
You can download them as files, or have them burned straight into the picture. Because it stays as text the whole way through, a person can correct it before anything is final. The machine does the groundwork. The final call is still yours.
Why it matters
Five languages cost roughly what one used to. That doesn't just change the price. It changes what's worth translating at all.