How to make Telugu, Kannada or Gujarati subtitles
Updated · about 5 minutes
General speech models handle these languages poorly. When you choose Telugu, Kannada or Gujarati, VideoTouro switches to a model trained on that language by IIT Madras, so captions come out in the right script.
Free tool used in this guideWord-Level Automatic SubtitlesGenerate word-by-word captions on your device. No signup, nothing uploaded.OpenStep by step
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Add your video to Auto Subtitles
Open Auto Subtitles and choose your video.
- 2
Choose the language
In Language pick Telugu, Kannada or Gujarati. A note confirms the language model (about 126 MB, downloaded once).
- 3
Generate and fix
Press Generate captions and correct any word; its timing stays.
- 4
Style and export
Choose a style, then burn the captions into the video or download SRT/VTT.
Tips
- Choose the language yourself instead of "Detect automatically" for these languages.
Questions
How accurate is it?
In our tests on public speech recordings, about 1 in 6 words needed fixing, compared to most words with the general model.
What about Tamil?
Tamil uses the general model for now; we didn’t find a small Tamil model that did better.
Try it now
It runs in your browser: your files never leave your device.
Open the Word-Level Automatic SubtitlesAlso useful: Video Transcription, Subtitle Burn-In