Audio & video translation
Translate Chinese video to Japanese Text
Turn spoken Chinese in your video into an original transcript, then translate it into Japanese text. Review the wording and export documents or timed subtitles.
Spoken language
Chinese
Translation language
Japanese
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1 task a day · Up to 30 minutes · 120 minutes a month
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Automatic language detection handles the recording. Your selected language is translated automatically after transcription. Review the original and translation together. Video translation produces text and subtitles; it does not create a dubbed video.
From recording to translated text
- 01
Upload your Chinese video
Upload the original recording directly on this page. Use a file with clear speech and let automatic language detection identify the spoken language. Keep background music and overlapping voices as low as possible.
- 02
Check the Chinese transcript
Read the original transcript and automatic translation on this page while listening to the recording. Check names, numbers, and missed words, then save any text corrections.
- 03
Translate into Japanese and export
The Japanese translation is generated automatically with your transcript. Compare it with the original and download TXT, SRT, or VTT directly. Sign in to save the task and access account export formats.
Make the translation useful
Chinese presentation slides may contain familiar characters that a Japanese viewer reads differently from the presenter. Translate the spoken explanation, then reconcile terminology with the Japanese labels your audience expects. Caption punctuation and line breaks need a separate pass; visual similarity between the scripts can hide awkward wording. Keep a condition or deadline attached to its instruction when preparing Japanese subtitles for a training or product video.
What to check in your recording
- Check terminology against Japanese documentation rather than shared characters alone.
- Preview Japanese punctuation and subtitle breaks during the explanation.
A language-pair example
Original wording · Chinese
我们明天上午确认交货日期。
Translated wording · Japanese
明日の午前中に納品日を確認します。
Illustrative wording, not a result from an uploaded recording. Actual output depends on the audio and context.
Choose your output
Export SRT or VTT to import translated captions into a video editor. Review reading speed, line breaks, and the timing around scene changes before publishing. TXT is also available directly; account users can additionally export DOCX, PDF, or CSV for a script or handout. Subtitle export does not burn captions into the video.
Ways to use the translated text
- Japanese subtitles for Chinese training videos
- Translated Chinese product demonstrations
- Japanese presentation scripts
Supported file formats
3GP, MKV, MOV, MP4, MPG, TS, WEBM, WMV
Before you upload
What should I review when translating Chinese video into Japanese?
Compare the Japanese caption with the full spoken Chinese explanation, not just the slide heading. Verify product names and the intended politeness level. Text that appears only on screen is not transcribed automatically, so review it manually and check line breaks before importing captions into a video editor.
Can I keep the Chinese transcript as well?
Yes. The original transcript remains available in the task alongside the translation. Check it against the recording, correct errors, and select the original or translated version when exporting. A translation should not be treated as a word-for-word record of what the speaker said.
Does this translate the video’s speech or text shown on screen?
This workflow transcribes the spoken audio in an uploaded video. It does not perform OCR on slides, signs, or embedded captions, and it does not replace the spoken voice. Add any important on-screen spelling when you review the original transcript.
Do I need an account, and is translation free?
Try one task a day without signing in, with up to 30 minutes per recording and 120 minutes a month. The selected translation is included. A free account allows 3 tasks a day and saves your results; guest usage is carried over.
Which export formats are available?
Guest results can be downloaded as TXT, SRT, or VTT. Sign in for DOCX, PDF, and CSV exports. SRT and VTT preserve segment timings for subtitles. Check terminology and subtitle readability before sharing the translated result.