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Hindi to Tamil: Translate a Video (தமிழ்)

Put Tamil subtitles on a Hindi video. The spoken language is already set to Hindi, so the speech is written down as Hindi rather than guessed at, and only then translated into Tamil script. Download an SRT or burn the Tamil into the picture. Free, no sign-up, and the video never leaves your device.

Want the voice in Tamil rather than subtitles? Translate the voice to Tamil →

Your video never leaves your device. How?

In Accurate mode only the audio is sent to our server to be transcribed, then deleted. Choose "On this device" in the settings and nothing is uploaded.

Select or drop a video or audio file

MP4, WebM, MOV, MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, OGG. Your video stays on your device.

Click, tap, or drop a file

How to translate a Hindi video into Tamil

1

Choose the Hindi video

Drop or pick an MP4, MOV or WebM. The spoken language is already set to Hindi.

2

Let AI write and translate

What is said is written down as Hindi, then every line is translated into Tamil and kept in time with the speech.

3

Fix anything misheard

Names and technical terms are where it slips. Edit those lines before you export.

4

Export or burn in

Download an SRT or VTT, or make a video with the Tamil drawn into the picture.

How Hindi becomes Tamil

The sound is taken out of the video in your browser and written down as Hindi — named, not detected. Each line keeps the moment it was said. The lines are then translated into Tamil and written in Tamil script, so the subtitle reads the way a Tamil speaker expects rather than as Hindi words spelled out in Tamil letters.

Hindi and Tamil are unrelated and the word order differs, so a translated line is often a different length from the Hindi it came from. Each line keeps the original's timing rather than its length, which is why the Tamil stays in step with the speaker instead of drifting.

Features

Hindi named, not guessed

Auto-detect is where Indian-language subtitles go wrong. This page starts with Hindi already chosen.

Tamil script, not transliteration

The translation is produced in Tamil letters, so it reads as Tamil rather than as Hindi written in a Tamil alphabet.

Timed to the speaker, not the text

Tamil often needs a different number of words; each line keeps the Hindi line's timing so it doesn't drift.

Frequently asked questions

Will the Tamil be in Tamil script?

Yes, in Tamil letters (தமிழ்). The lines are translated into Tamil, not transliterated, so what appears on screen is Tamil as it is written rather than Hindi sounds respelled.

Why pick this page instead of the general Tamil translator?

Because the spoken language is already set to Hindi here. On Auto-detect our own testing found Indian languages regularly heard as the wrong one — Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam and Punjabi were misheard on every clip we tried, and most Bengali was heard as Hindi. With Hindi named, the speech is written down as Hindi and only then translated into Tamil, which is the difference between a usable subtitle file and one you rewrite by hand.

Is the video uploaded?

No. Only the sound is sent to be written down, and only the text to be translated; neither is kept. The picture never leaves your device, and a video with the subtitles drawn in is put together there.

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