AI subtitles · Premiere Pro · Mac · Windows · iPhone
Below every picture, words.
Drop a video, press Start: clean subtitles in 110 languages, transcribed on your own machine with Whisper. The standalone app and the Premiere Pro panel come in one install. Free.
FreeNo account in the app≈ 40 s for a 60 s clip (M3 Pro)
One install · two surfaces
Standalone app and Premiere panel.
One Whisper Large v3 brain, two ways to reach it. The Mac and Windows installers ship both — the standalone app for any file, the Premiere Pro panel for your timeline.
AStandalone · Mac & Windows
Drop the file. Hit Start. Done.
A drop zone you can't miss, a giant Start button, a live transcript and an output picker. No editor needed — phone footage, screen recordings, podcasts, voice notes, anything.
- Drag & drop MP4, MOV, MKV, MP3, WAV, M4A.
- Auto language detection — or pin the source language.
- Reels mode and custom vocabulary built in.

BPremiere Pro panel · included
Active sequence in. Captioned timeline out.
The panel docks next to the program monitor, reads the active sequence, runs the same engine and writes the .srt straight onto a new captions track. No file dialogs. No leaving Premiere.
- Reads the active sequence — no file picker.
- Imports as Premiere captions — ready to style.
- Window → Extensions → subMatik — install once, always there.

Five things it does better
Why subMatik?
It's dark down here — move your light around.
One install. Two surfaces.
Standalone for any file, the Premiere panel for your timeline. Same engine, same settings.
Drag · Drop · Start · Done.
Four steps. No menus, no render queues, no export presets.
Almost nothing to fix.
Whisper Large v3 with word-level alignment. On clean speech, the edit pass is a punctuation glance.
Reels mode, built in.
Two-line wraps, narrow margins, bottom-third bias — and you decide how many words each screen shows.
GPU-fast.
One minute of video, ~40 seconds on an M3 Pro. Faster on RTX-class GPUs; CPU fallback on anything from 2018 on.
Pick your languages
Two engines. 110 languages between them.
Tick the ones you actually use and the dropdown stays clean. English and Turkish are always pinned at the top.


Outputs that fit
Fast, professional, easy.
SRT
1
00:00:01,200 --> 00:00:02,900The standard. Opens in every editor and player.
Bilingual SRT
Merhaba dünya
Hello worldOriginal on top, translation underneath — tutorials, learners, exported reels.
ASS / SSA
Style: Default,Arial,48For Aegisub workflows: style overrides, karaoke timing, burn-in fonts.
WebVTT
WEBVTT
00:01.200 --> 00:02.900Native HTML5 captions — YouTube, Vimeo, any <video> tag.
Premiere JSON
{"w":"hello","s":1.2,"c":0.98}Per-word start, end, confidence — for scripts and motion templates.
Cut XML
− uhh − hmm − (2.4 s)Finds filler words and long pauses, exports a Premiere XML with them cut. The subtitles follow the new edit.
FAQ
Asked & answered.
Does subMatik work offline?
Do I need a powerful machine?
How accurate is it really?
Is the Premiere Pro plugin a separate download?
What's “Reels mode”?
What's “Cut XML”?
Where do my output files land?
Is subMatik really free?

You've come down 10,994 metres. Now download.
Both installers include the Premiere Pro panel. Free, and no account inside the app.
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