No video upload required
Editors do not need to upload the full MP4 just to translate captions. Work with the subtitle file and keep heavy video assets inside the editing app.
Use Case
CapCut, Premiere, and DaVinci subtitle workflow
Translate subtitle files exported from CapCut, Adobe Premiere Pro, or DaVinci Resolve, then bring the translated track back into your edit.
Common flow
Export captions as SRT or another subtitle format, translate the file, and re-import the translated track into your editor.
Preserve edit timing
Subtitle timing stays attached to the original cues, which makes the translated file easier to bring back into the timeline.
Branch into utilities
If the editor needs a different format or offset, use the converter and timing shifter after translation instead of manually rebuilding captions.
Why it works
Subtitle work gets easier when the next step stays obvious.
This use case page keeps the path short: start from the subtitle file, choose the right utility, and keep the proof and support links close instead of scattering them across unrelated pages.