Franglais subtitles, automatically

sous-titres franglais

Upload a video and get subtitles that keep the English words English, instead of translating them into French behind your back.

Free to try · no card needed

Il dit avoir conçu une sonnette de porte Wi-Fi.

Real French, in a subtitle font that renders it. Every word is timed on its own — that is the highlight moving.
1.8%
Harmar, word error rate
3.4%
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Measured on 20 FLEURS clips, 2026-09-05. That figure is for French spoken on its own; accuracy on mixed speech is measured separately and not claimed here. Full method, all 59 languages

The English is not translated away

English words inside French sentences are transcribed as themselves — the substitution most tools make is invisible until you read closely.

Accents are part of the word

é, è, ê, ç and the rest are transcribed rather than stripped to plain Latin letters.

Timing measured, not estimated

Each word's start and end come from the audio, so the end of a long clip is as accurate as the start.

Franglais — two languages in one sentence

French on camera carries English constantly, and more so in Quebec and across francophone Africa than in Paris. A transcriber that regularises those words into French produces something correct-looking that nobody said — and because it reads as fluent French, it is easy to publish without noticing.

Wrong word? Fix it in seconds

Every word is editable with the video playing beside it, and you can drag any word’s timing by hand.

Nothing is automatic-or-nothing. You always see the result before you export.

The Harmar editor — every word editable, with the video playing beside itA real project — the editor works the same in every language.
Fonts
28 render French properly
Choosing the language
Automatic — we hear it
Translation
Into 60 other languages

Questions

Does it keep English words as English?+

Yes. Words are transcribed in the language they were spoken in rather than converted into the surrounding one.

Does it work for Quebec French and African French?+

It transcribes what was said rather than matching against one standard variety, and the editor lets you correct anything word by word.

Can I add an English translation?+

Yes, as a second subtitle track on the same project, sharing the original timing.

Other languages

Try it on one video

Free, no card. You will see the result before you decide anything.

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