Turklish subtitles, automatically

Türkçe altyazı

Upload a video and get subtitles that keep English words English — with the Turkish endings they were actually given.

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İbrani ailesinin yaşamının çoğu açık havada geçiyordu.

Real Turkish, in a subtitle font that renders it. Every word is timed on its own — that is the highlight moving.
3.8%
Harmar, word error rate
4.1%
whisper-large-v3

Measured on 20 FLEURS clips, 2026-09-05. That figure is for Turkish spoken on its own; accuracy on mixed speech is measured separately and not claimed here. Full method, all 59 languages

Suffix chains attach to English roots

Turkish builds meaning by stacking suffixes, and it stacks them onto borrowed English words too. The whole word is written as spoken.

Vowel harmony changes the ending

Which suffix a word takes depends on its vowels — so the same English root takes different endings in different sentences. Both are correct, and both are transcribed.

Timing measured, not estimated

Word-level alignment against the audio rather than a model's guess.

Turklish — two languages in one sentence

Turkish attaches its grammar to the end of the word in a chain, and the form of each link depends on the vowels before it. Borrow an English word and Turkish will harmonise its suffixes to that word's vowels — so the same borrowing appears in several shapes across one video, all of them right. A transcriber that normalises them to one form is wrong every time but the first.

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 Turkish properly
Choosing the language
Automatic — we hear it
Translation
Into 60 other languages

Questions

Are suffixed English words handled?+

They are transcribed as spoken, with the suffix chain intact, rather than reset to the English base form.

Why does the same word appear differently?+

Vowel harmony — Turkish changes the ending to match the word it attaches to. Both forms are correct and both are transcribed as said.

Can I add a translation?+

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

Other languages

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