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Auto Tagalog Subtitle Generator

To add Tagalog subtitles to a video, upload it or paste a link and choose Tagalog as the spoken language. Edit the captions in the subtitle editor, then download SRT or VTT files or burn styled captions into the video.

Tagalog subtitles at a glance

Spoken-language entryTagalog
ScriptThe Latin alphabet
Caption directionLeft to right
Font coverageNoto Sans, in the bundled font set
Subtitle filesSRT, VTT, TXT
Burned-in captionsFrom the video editor
Translate subtitles into TagalogYes, one of 116 languages

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How it works

How to add Tagalog subtitles to a video

Using Exemplary AI to how to add tagalog subtitles to a video

Add the video

Upload a Tagalog vlog, podcast or webinar as a video file, or paste a YouTube, TikTok, Vimeo or X link.

Choose Tagalog

Open the language list and choose Tagalog under All Languages. Unsure what language a file is in? Auto Detect (beta) also recognises Tagalog.

Edit the captions

Open the subtitle editor to correct words, drag each caption's start and end on the timeline, and set the maximum lines and characters per line.

Download or burn in

Download SRT, VTT or TXT files, or style the captions in the video editor and download the video with them burned in.

Questions

Common questions

How do I add Tagalog subtitles to a video?
Upload the video or paste a link and choose Tagalog as its language. When the transcript is ready, open the subtitle editor to fix words and timing, then download an SRT or VTT file, or style the captions in the video editor and download the video with them burned in.
Will Tagalog characters display correctly in my subtitles?
SRT and VTT files are plain text that the video player draws with the viewer's fonts, so Tagalog shows wherever the device has a font for the Latin alphabet. Exemplary AI's bundled font set includes Noto Sans, which covers it. Check the preview before you burn captions into a video.
Can I turn subtitles in another language into Tagalog?
Yes. Generate subtitles in the video's own language, then use Translate in the subtitle editor and pick Tagalog, one of the 116 languages subtitles can be translated into.
Should I choose Tagalog or Filipino?
Choose Tagalog. The transcription language list has no separate Filipino entry.
Can I fix the timing of Tagalog subtitles?
Yes. In the subtitle editor, drag a caption's edges on the timeline to change when it starts and ends, set the maximum lines and characters per line, or re-align the audio and text.

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