Translate SRT Subtitles from English to Filipino (Tagalog)
Every cue is translated into Filipino (Tagalog) and written back with its original number and timecodes.
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What to expect
Every cue is translated into Filipino (Tagalog) and written back with its original number and timecodes.
Play a fast-spoken scene to check that the Filipino (Tagalog) lines are comfortable to read.
Writing in Filipino (Tagalog)
Business and technical Filipino commonly keeps English terms; very pure Tagalog vocabulary can sound formal or unusual to many readers.
Filipino shows respect with the particles po and opo and the plural kayo/ninyo when addressing one person politely.
How it works
- Drop your SRT subtitle file with the source on English or Auto-detect.
- Check the page count and credit cost, then press Translate.
- Download the Filipino (Tagalog) file. Signed-in users also find it in History for 7 days.
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Not a certified translation
Machine translation, not a certified or sworn translation. If your document goes to an authority, check what it requires first.
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Questions
How much does it cost to translate a SRT subtitle file from English to Filipino (Tagalog)?
A credit covers up to 500 words of the original English text, and the exact cost is shown before you confirm. You get 100 free pages without an account and 500 more when you sign up.
Will the Filipino (Tagalog) SRT subtitle file keep its layout?
format-pages.json layout.summary for this format
Can I translate from Filipino (Tagalog) to English too?
Yes. Swap the languages with the arrows next to the language pickers. All 60 languages work in both directions.