VideoLocalize

7.4easy start · #1 of 31
in Subtitle Software

Free to practise onyes
Free trialyes
Well documentedyes
Runs where you worknot on record

Runs on api, Web.

VideoLocalize is ranked #1 of 31 in subtitle software on The Geeks Club, made by VideoLocalize (Toronto). It runs on API, Web. There is a free plan. A free trial is offered.

VideoLocalize plans and pricing

All plans

Free Free 1 user account · 2 jobs · 4-minute video length · 1 GB storage · 10 minutes of machine transcription · 30 minutes of auto-synchronization videolocalize.com · 20 Sept 2026

Freelancer Not published 1 user account · Unlimited jobs · Unlimited video length · 10 GB storage · 5 contributors · 100 minutes of machine transcription videolocalize.com · 20 Sept 2026

Business Not published 3 user accounts · Unlimited jobs · Unlimited video length · 50 GB storage · 30 contributors · 300 minutes of machine transcription videolocalize.com · 20 Sept 2026

Enterprise Not published 10+ user accounts · Unlimited jobs · Unlimited video length · 500+ GB storage · 100+ contributors · 1000+ minutes of machine transcription videolocalize.com · 20 Sept 2026

Compared on subtitle software

Free plan: Yes
Auto-captioning: Yes
Subtitle translation: Yes

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The record

Purpose: VideoLocalize describes itself as a video translation management system that automates timing, subtitling, and audio/video synchronization.
Translation timing: It provides word-count-per-minute guidance to help translators fit translated scripts into the original video timeframe.
Voice-over: It uses a karaoke-style voice-over method to help voice talent fit speech into the original speaker’s timeframe.
Collaboration: The platform supports communication about audio and video work and sentence-level tracking of translations and voice-over.
Cloud platform: VideoLocalize says it is a cloud-based online platform that does not require software installation, and voice talent can record in a browser.
Formats: The FAQ names MP4 and AVI among supported video formats and SRT as the currently supported subtitle format.
Finished output: Users can download the final audio and video after synchronization is complete.
Free access: The FAQ says VideoLocalize is free to try and that some features require a paid plan.
Dropbox: The Subtitle Burner page says logged-in users can save videos directly to their Dropbox folder.
Subtitle Burner limits: The Subtitle Burner page says logged-in accounts can process videos under four minutes at no cost and videos longer than four minutes for USD$0.25 per minute; unregistered users can use it free with a watermark.
API: The maker’s About page lists a VideoLocalize API for integrating video translation and dubbing into a product with a few lines of code.
Maker: The About page says VideoLocalize was developed by Boffin Language Group for internal use beginning in June 2016 and later commercialized after winning a TAUS Innovation Award.
Company background: The About page says Boffin Language Group was founded in China in 1996 and headquartered in Toronto since 2007.
Intended use: The About page says Boffin specializes primarily in Chinese, Korean, and Japanese language services and also handles software localization, QA testing, DTP, and audio/video engineering.
Price from: Free

Where it ranks on The Geeks Club

Best Subtitle Software in 2026#1 of 31

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vtms.videolocalize.com/site/· checked 4 Oct 2026
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videolocalize.com/pricing/· checked 20 Sept 2026