Content localization in your browser

Localize subtitles with practical browser-based tools

Polyglot Tool brings together focused utilities for translating and preparing multilingual content without requiring an account.

Tools

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SRT Translator

Translate SRT subtitles privately in your browser.

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Creator Bundle

Translate a structured creator metadata TXT into multiple languages.

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Available

VTT Translator

Convert and prepare WebVTT subtitle files privately in your browser.

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Coming soon

ASS/SSA Translator

Planned translation support for styled subtitle formats.

Available

Document Translator

Translate documents from English into up to five languages in one operation, preserving structure.

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Built for practical localization

Private processing

Current subtitle processing runs in your browser.

Multiple destinations

Create several translated subtitle outputs in one job.

Structure preserved

SRT numbering and timestamps remain intact.

Grouped downloads

Download individual files or a ZIP when several outputs complete.

How it works

  1. Choose a tool.

  2. Add the source content and destinations.

  3. Download the localized outputs.

Recent articles

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Translate a Word Document While Keeping Its Formatting

Translate a Word (.docx) document from English while preserving its structure and formatting — paragraphs, tables, styles, hyperlinks and images. How Polyglot Tool handles Word files, what it keeps and how to verify it.

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Translate a Document into Several Languages at Once

Translate one English document into up to five languages — Spanish, French, German, Italian and Portuguese — in a single operation, with each language processed independently and structure preserved.

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Translate SRT Without Changing Timestamps

Translate an SRT subtitle file while keeping every timestamp intact. Polyglot Tool preserves numbering, timing and structure and translates only the text, in your browser.

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SRT vs VTT: Format Decision Guide

SRT vs VTT explained: timing syntax, metadata, browser support and where each format fits. Decide which subtitle format to use in your video workflow.

Translate an SRT file now

Use the available SRT Translator directly in your browser.

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