Which apps translate captions into other languages?
Three apps' pages name caption translation. Zeemo captions in 95 languages and translates into 124 or more; Vizard lists subtitle translation beside automatic subtitles; Submagic adds caption translation on its higher plans. Other apps list captions in many languages without saying they translate. As of 2026-09-25.
| App | Feature | What the page says |
|---|---|---|
| Submagic | Captions | AI auto captions, with caption translation on higher plans |
| Vizard | Captions | Automatic subtitles, with subtitle translation |
| Zeemo | Captions | Captions in 95 languages and translation into 124 or more |
Inclusion rule. An app is listed when its own pages state what the question asks. Order. Apps in alphabetical order.
Transcribing and translating are different jobs. A caption in the spoken language is a transcript; a caption in another language is a translation, and a page that lists a hundred caption languages may mean either.
Translated captions are the cheap route to another market: the picture and the voice stay, and only the text changes.
A plan line matters here. Submagic places translation on its higher plans, so the feature on the page is not always the feature on the account.
A translated caption track is also where a dub usually starts: it is the script a voice, human or generated, is recorded against, so a track that can be exported as text saves translating twice.
1On the apps' pages
Submagic
AI Auto captions
Submagic pricing page
Vizard
Auto subtitling
Vizard pricing page
Zeemo
Captions in 95 languages
Zeemo pricing page
- PlansAI auto captions, with caption translation on higher plans
- Plan comparisonAutomatic subtitles, with subtitle translation
- AI caption videoCaptions in 95 languages and translation into 124 or more
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2A generator upstream of the app
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