Guides by source
Subtitle a video, wherever it lives.
Save the file from where it is stored, upload it here, and SubFlow turns the speech into timed captions you can translate, edit and export. These guides cover what to expect from each source — the formats, the limits, and the export that fits it.
Google Drive
Google Drive Video to Subtitles
Save a recording from Google Drive, upload it to SubFlow, and get editable subtitles.
Read the guide →DropboxDropbox Video to Subtitles
Bring a video out of Dropbox and into a subtitle project in a couple of steps.
Read the guide →TikTokTikTok Video to Subtitles
Turn your own TikTok video into editable and translated subtitles.
Read the guide →InstagramInstagram Reel to Subtitles
Generate subtitles for a Reel or video you made, ready to burn in or export.
Read the guide →Not from one of these?
Any common video or audio file works — MP4, MOV, MKV, MP3. Start from automatic captions, translate the video, or dub it into another language.