Turkish to Arabic
Translate Turkish subtitles to Arabic you can actually watch with.
Upload SRT, ASS, and SSA subtitle files in Turkish and get back Arabic subtitles that fit on screen, keep cue timing, and read naturally for Arabic viewers.
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How it works
Step 1
Upload the Turkish subtitle file
Bring a Turkish subtitle track from a fansub release, ripped disc, streaming rip, or your own export.
Step 2
Translate into Arabic
Translation considers surrounding cues so names, recurring phrases, and dialogue tone stay consistent.
Step 3
Export and watch
Download Arabic-only or dual-language Turkish/Arabic subtitles for the player you already use.
Why Langelic
Made for Turkish drama (dizi)
Built around Turkish drama (dizi), Turkish films, period series, and modern OTT shows — the kinds of long-form, context-rich content where consistent translation matters most.
Watchable Arabic
Lines are reshaped for comfortable Arabic reading speed and screen fit instead of literal cue replacement.
Underserved pair
Turkish → Arabic is rarely first-class in mainstream subtitle tools. Langelic treats it the same as any other workflow.
Common uses
Related subtitle tools
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 Turkish subtitle formats can I upload? +
SRT, ASS, and SSA. SRT is the standard for Turkish drama and film distribution.
Will the original cue timing be preserved? +
Yes. Translated cues use the original Turkish timestamps and Langelic reflows the Arabic so it still reads at a comfortable pace.
Can I get Turkish and Arabic together in one file? +
Yes. A dual-language export stacks Turkish and Arabic in a single subtitle track 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.