Spanish to English

Translate Spanish subtitles into natural English.

Upload Spanish SRT or ASS subtitle files and get back English subtitles that read naturally across films, series, and shorter clips.

SRT, ASS, and SSA uploads Cue timing preserved Reflow for English reading speed Dual-language Spanish + English exports

Output preview

Subtitle export view showing original and translated subtitle tracks side-by-side

How it works

Step 1

Upload the Spanish subtitle file

Start with the original Spanish subtitle track from a film, episode, or clip you already have.

Step 2

Translate into English

Translation uses surrounding cues for context so dialogue tone, slang, and recurring names land more consistently.

Step 3

Export and watch

Download English-only or dual-language Spanish/English subtitles for the player you already use.

Why Langelic

Regional language reality

Spanish dialogue varies a lot across Spain and Latin America. Context-aware translation adapts better than rigid one-to-one swaps.

Watchable English

Lines are reshaped for comfortable reading speed and screen fit instead of literal cue replacement.

Side-by-side option

Dual-language exports keep Spanish next to English for study or for partners watching at different fluency levels.

Pricing

Your first one is on us

Create an account and your first subtitle track is on us — no subscription, no card on file, nothing to claim.

Top up when you need more

After that, top up when you have more to translate. You only pay for what you actually translate.

Common questions

Which Spanish subtitle formats can I upload? +

SRT, ASS, and SSA. SRT covers most film and streaming-ripped subtitle files.

Does it handle different Spanish variants? +

Yes. Translation uses scene context, which helps with regional vocabulary and idioms across Spain and Latin America.

Can I export Spanish and English together? +

Yes. A dual-language export stacks Spanish and English in one subtitle file for study or paired viewing.

Translate your subtitles now

Upload a subtitle file — your first one is on us — and export watch-ready subtitles for your next foreign film, show, clip, or episode.