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Translate video to Filipino

Add Filipino subtitles to any video: upload it, pick Filipino, and export an MP4 with Filipino captions timed to the speech — or download an Filipino SRT file. Free, with no sign-up and no watermark.

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How to add Filipino subtitles to a video

  1. 1

    Upload your video

    Drop in an MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV, or an audio file. The video stays on your device — only the audio is used to hear the speech.

  2. 2

    Choose Filipino

    Filipino is preselected when you open the translator from this page. The spoken language is detected automatically.

  3. 3

    Style the captions

    Pick a template, font and position. Everything is previewed live on your video.

  4. 4

    Export

    Download an MP4 with the Filipino captions burned in, or Filipino SRT and VTT files to upload to YouTube or any platform.

About Filipino subtitles

Writing system
Latin alphabet
Spoken by
over 80 million people, most as a first or second language
Where
the Philippines and the Filipino diaspora

Tips for great Filipino captions

  • Filipino (standardised Tagalog) is the national language of the Philippines, where English is also widely understood — captions in both reach almost everyone.
  • Everyday Filipino speech mixes in English words (Taglish), so give the captions a quick read and keep the English terms your audience actually uses.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How do I translate a video to Filipino for free?+

Open the video translator, upload your video, choose Filipino, and press generate. You get Filipino captions timed to the speech, which you can edit and export as an MP4 or an SRT — no account and no watermark.

Can I translate an English video to Filipino?+

Yes — and a video in almost any other language too. The spoken language is detected automatically, then the captions are written in Filipino.

Does it dub the video into Filipino?+

No. It adds Filipino subtitles and keeps the original voice, which is faster, free, and keeps the speaker's real tone.

I already have subtitles — can I translate them to Filipino?+

Yes. Use the SRT translator: drop in your .srt or .vtt file, choose Filipino, and download the translated file with every timestamp unchanged.

Your Filipino captions are one upload away

No sign-up. No watermark. Your video stays on your device. Just better captions, in minutes.

Translate a video to Filipino