YT Translate

Translate YouTube Subtitles with YT Translate — Instantly and Automatically

Multilingual Subtitle Translation for YouTube Creators

🏆 Get the YouTube Gold Button faster with a multilingual audience
Translate subtitles in Telegram
Send the bot an .srt or .vtt file and get back an archive of translations into the languages you pick. You do not need the extension for this.
Support in Telegram

Key Features for YouTube Creators

One-Click Automation
We translate everything needed so your video can be seen in any country, saving your time.
One-Click Automation
No Extra Apps
Nothing to install: you send the subtitle file to the Telegram bot, from your phone or your computer.
No Extra Apps
Support for 80+ Languages
The platform supports all major YouTube languages.
Support for 80+ Languages
YouTube Studio extension
If you keep your subtitles in Studio, the extension drops the translations straight in and also translates the title and description. Translating files works without it.
YouTube Studio extension

Data Security

Full Data Ownership

Your data belongs to you. We securely encrypt your credentials and only store translation history for your convenience. You can permanently wipe all your data from our servers instantly with one click.

No access to your account

Through the bot we receive only the text of the subtitle file you send. Through the extension we also receive video titles and descriptions, if you choose them yourself. Access to your Google account is never requested: the service has no Google consent screen at all.

See more in the Privacy Policy.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Absolutely not. We never receive the video at all — only the subtitle text file you send, and only to produce the translations you request.
No. Send an .srt or .vtt file to the Telegram bot and collect the archive of translations. The extension is only needed if you want translations dropped straight into YouTube Studio.
Translation spends tokens. They are charged per language, and the longer the subtitles the more each language costs: a short clip runs to a single token, a long video to a hundred and more. The total is the length-based cost multiplied by the number of languages, and the bot shows it before you confirm. You can top up right in the bot with the “💎 Top up ⭐” button, paying in Telegram Stars. Linking the extension for the first time earns you 50 bonus tokens.
Yes! YT Translate allows you to automatically translate your YouTube subtitles into 80+ languages in just one click. No manual work required — simply select your video and languages, and the service will handle the rest.
Yes, our service is completely safe for YouTube channels. Your videos are never uploaded or stored on our servers — only your subtitle text is sent to us for translation over a secure connection.
Multilingual subtitles dramatically expand your channel's international audience. When your videos are available in English, Spanish, French, and other languages, they attract viewers from dozens of countries. This increases views, watch time, and subscriber growth rate by 3-5x.
We use a combination of technologies, including AI-based systems and translation services, to achieve the highest translation quality. This allows for natural and accurate subtitles for most languages. For perfect results, you can always make final edits manually right in YouTube Studio.
Through the bot, the subtitles inside the file you send. Video titles and descriptions are translated by the extension: while you work in YouTube Studio it reads them from there and writes the translation back.
Open the extension settings and click Disconnect — or “⛔️ Disconnect” in the bot. Your personal key is revoked immediately and you can re-link any time with a new code from the Telegram bot. Note that activating on a new device disconnects the previous one.
The standard way is to translate the text by hand and upload a subtitle file for each language separately through YouTube Studio. That is slow and tedious.

YT Translate offers a simple solution: send your subtitle file to the Telegram bot, pick the languages, and get a ready archive back. Then upload the files to Studio yourself — or leave it to the extension, which puts the translations there as drafts.

How it works

Translation through the Telegram bot

Sending a file

1. Send the bot a file

Open the bot in Telegram and send an .srt or .vtt: up to 600 KB and up to 100,000 characters, roughly three hours of speech, one file at a time.

Choosing languages

2. Choose the languages

“🔝 Popular languages”, “🌐 All languages”, or pick them by hand. The bot detects the source language itself. Tokens are charged per language, so “all languages” costs more than a couple of chosen ones.

The finished archive

3. Collect the archive

The bot sends back subtitles.zip with a separate file for each language. It shows how many tokens will be spent before you confirm: the cost depends on subtitle length and the number of languages.

Do you work in YouTube Studio?

YT Translate extension

The YouTube Studio extension

Reads subtitles straight from Studio, puts the translations back as drafts, and translates the title and description.

Install the extension

Already installed? Get your linking code in the bot — the first link earns you 50 bonus tokens.