Use your own videos
The tool is designed for downloaded or local Chinese videos, including files that do not already have a subtitle track.
Upload a local Chinese video and add a connected language layer: Chinese text, pinyin, timing, and optional English. Follow the meaning, then export SRT or positioned ASS files for your player.
The tool is designed for downloaded or local Chinese videos, including files that do not already have a subtitle track.
Pinyin sits above the matching Hanzi so learners can connect sound, character, and meaning in one view.
Download standard SRT for compatibility or positioned ASS when you want pinyin placed above each character.
Many language tools begin with an existing YouTube, Netflix, or platform subtitle track. SubChinese starts from the file itself. If the speech is Chinese, the system creates timed Chinese text, adds pinyin, keeps English as an optional meaning layer, then exports a real subtitle file.
SubChinese is not a transcription wrapper. It connects the transcript, pinyin, translation, timing, preview, and export formats into one reviewable system.
Turn Chinese speech into editable, timed text that can be checked against the original audio.
Generate tone-marked pinyin from the corrected Hanzi so the reading layer stays connected.
Keep English available as a note while leaving the Chinese layer clear on the video.
Jump between timed segments, loop one sentence, and review difficult phrases in context.
Download SRT for compatibility or ASS when the layout needs positioned pinyin.
Each capability answers a different part of the same question: how can a Chinese video become easier to understand without losing the source that made it worth watching?
Build a reading surface around the videos you already have.
Subtitle Intelligence EngineKeep timing, review, pinyin, meaning, and export in one loop.
Character-Aligned PinyinConnect pronunciation to the Hanzi that carries it.
Source-Preserving TranslationUse English as a meaning check without replacing Chinese.
Timed Language SegmentsTurn the recording into phrases you can replay and return to.
Frame-Aware RenderingGive Pro ASS a real purpose: protect the learning layout.
Intelligent Study AssetsKeep the useful language result as a reusable personal library.
A serious language product should make the generated result legible. The processing receipt turns an invisible job into a clear record that can be reviewed, saved, and used again.
A block of words. Useful for reading, but disconnected from playback and pronunciation.
Chinese text with a place in the video. Now the viewer can pause, replay, edit, and export.
Chinese, pinyin, meaning, timing, history, SRT, and positioned ASS working as one reusable layer.
Automatic output is the first draft. The product makes correction local and reusable: fix the Chinese line, keep the reading relationship clear, then export the same work in the format you need.
Choose a local Chinese video or audio file.
Create timed Chinese, character-aligned pinyin, and optional meaning notes.
Play, edit, and check the layers together instead of rebuilding the file by hand.
Export SRT or positioned ASS with the original video basename.
Turn dramas, interviews, courses, or short clips into repeatable reading and listening material.
Chinese video → pinyin subtitlesLet teachers assign real videos, while the tool handles transcript, pinyin, and replay support.
Chinese video → pinyin subtitlesPrepare subtitle files for classroom clips without manually typing and timing every line.
Chinese video → pinyin subtitlesBuild a personal folder of Chinese videos with matching subtitle files for later review.
Chinese video → pinyin subtitlesPrivate tutoring is still valuable for conversation and feedback. This tool replaces the repetitive prep work: transcribing, checking pinyin, translating, timing, and making subtitle files.
Private tutoring is expensive when the session is mostly pausing and explaining a video line by line.
Generate subtitles first, then spend tutor time on speaking, correction, and real feedback.
Manual study means replaying, typing Hanzi, checking pinyin, translating, and guessing timing.
Generate transcript, pinyin, translation, timing, and subtitle files in one workflow.
A live explanation disappears after the class, and the same video is hard to review later.
Keep SRT and ASS files beside the video and build a personal Chinese immersion library.
Instead of forcing people into fixed courses, SubChinese turns the content they already want to watch into a reusable language layer: transcript, pinyin, translation notes, review segments, and player-ready subtitle files.
Study from videos you actually care about, not a generic practice clip.
Move from raw audio to timed Hanzi, pinyin, translation notes, SRT, and ASS.
Break long videos into repeatable lines so review feels focused and manageable.
Keep English explanations and word context available without cluttering the video.
Adjust lines, review wording, and export files instead of passively watching.
Build a reusable folder of study files and return to hard phrases later.
Train listening with the original speaker audio from the source video.
Use SRT for broad support or positioned ASS when pinyin needs to sit above Hanzi.