Extract subtitles and captions from screenshots of videos, films, and courses. Pull the on-screen text into editable text you can save or quote — screenshots are deleted right after recognition.
Extract Text FreePause a video, screenshot the subtitle, and run OCR to get the text. Useful for language learning, note-taking, and quoting dialogue.
Handles screenshots with bilingual subtitles — Chinese and English captions stacked together — recognizing both in a single pass.
Upload several subtitle screenshots at once for batch recognition and export every line together as a TXT file.
Subtitle screenshots are recognized by the server-side engine and automatically deleted once done — never stored.
Pause the video at the subtitle you want, then capture a screenshot cropping tightly around the caption.
Drag the image in, pick the subtitle's language (Chinese + English for bilingual captions), and start recognition.
Review the recognized subtitle text, copy it, or export several frames' subtitles together as a TXT file.
No. It recognizes text from images, not video files. Pause the video, screenshot the subtitle, then upload the image for recognition.
Regular, high-contrast subtitles recognize well. Heavily decorative or outlined fonts, or subtitles over busy backgrounds, may reduce accuracy.
Yes. Chinese and English are recognized together in one pass, so both caption lines stacked in a bilingual screenshot come out together.
Yes — images are uploaded to the server-side engine, then automatically deleted right after recognition and never stored.
Yes. Upload multiple subtitle screenshots for batch recognition and export all the lines together as a TXT file.