Two captions at once: what is said, and your language
Wuai is a free app for Windows and Android that shows a video's captions in your language with the line as spoken under it.
Learn a language with the videos you like: hear it, read it as it is said, and read it in your language, line by line. Wuai uses the video's own captions, or makes them from the speech (100 spoken languages), and translates them into up to 95 languages. It works on the videos of the websites you open in Wuai, YouTube included, and on video files you add.
How to
- Open the video in Wuai and turn on captions: Captions on Windows, CC on Android.
- In caption settings, choose your language under Translate to.
- Under Show, tick your language and Original.
On your computer, Wuai Pro translates into up to 5 languages at once, each its own line.
Keep what you learn
- Clip a line with both captions drawn into the picture (clip with captions).
- Export .srt… keeps the captions as subtitle files, one for each language.
- Captions you made once are there at once when you watch that video again.
Free, or Pro
Each Android phone and Windows computer translates 30 minutes of video for free, with no account and no card. Wuai Pro (US$29.90, one payment, no subscription) translates without limits.
Questions
Which languages? Captions from 100 spoken languages, translated into up to 95 languages: see each one.
Only the translation? Untick Original. See captions in your language.
Do my videos leave my device? No. Captions and translation are made on your device. Privacy says exactly what leaves it.
Mac and iPhone? Coming soon.