TTML Subtitle Generator

Generate subtitles in TTML format for your video

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Output Files

Subtitles:

Transcription:

Data:

Adjust Duration

Specify the start and end points of the transcription.

Specifying the audio language improves accuracy.

Multilingual Transcription

Enable this option if your audio file contains more than one language.

Automatic Translation

Premium Option : Enables translation of your transcriptions and subtitles into multiple languages.

Speaker Identification

Business Option : Automatically detects and labels speakers in your transcripts as 'Speaker 1', 'Speaker 2', โ€ฆ

Note: This option is currently limited to the first 2 hours of audio.

Number of speakers (optional)

Specify the number of people for better results. If unsure, leave blank for automatic detection.

What is the TTML format?

The TTML (Timed Text Markup Language) subtitle format is a W3C-standardized format designed to describe subtitles and captions synchronized with a video or audio stream. It forms the technical basis for several derived formats, including DFXP and IMSC.

Here are some key points about the ASS (Advanced SubStation Alpha) format:

  • Here are some key points about the TTML format: Timed Text files typically use the extension .ass (or .xml in some cases).
  • Structure: TTML is an XML file that describes the text, timing, and presentation of subtitles. It generally includes the following sections:
    • <head>: contains metadata, style definitions, and layout information
    • <layout>: defines display regions (top, bottom, left, rightโ€ฆ).
    • <body>: contains synchronized subtitles, often grouped in <div> and <p> tags
  • Specificity: TTML is a highly structured and extensible format based on XML, allowing for the addition of metadata and complex style elements. It supports style tags inspired by CSS (colors, fonts, alignment, positioningโ€ฆ). It handles multilingual subtitles, audio descriptions, and precise timing information.
  • Compatibility: TTML is an international standard used in the broadcast and streaming industries. It is recognized by systems like Netflix, BBC iPlayer, DVB, HbbTV, and by derived formats such as DFXP, SMPTE-TT, or IMSC.

How to generate TTML subtitles?

Import audio and video files

Import your content

Simply upload your audio or video file to our online platform. Our tool supports many formats.

Fast transcription processing

Automatic transcription synchronization

Our AI analyzes your content to generate a transcription and then automatically synchronizes the subtitles with your video.

Export in TTML

Download the TTML file

In just a few minutes, your TTML subtitles are ready to be downloaded and integrated into your video content.

Online transcription editor

Online TTML Editing

Our dedicated online editor offers you the flexibility needed to perfect your TTML subtitles. Edit the text, adjust the timing precisely, or change the style directly in the tool.

Transcription translation

Translation of TTML subtitles

Translate your TTML subtitles into over 50 languages and reach an international audience. With Transcri, easily expand the reach of your videos worldwide.

Export subtitles in TTML format

Integration and accessibility of the TTML format

Easily integrate your TTML subtitles on compatible video platforms or editing software. Adding subtitles significantly improves the accessibility of your videos as well as the engagement rate.

Accurate transcription

TTML subtitling of unmatched precision

The online AI subtitle generator of Transcri offers very high precision. Our artificial intelligence ensures very high quality transcription and synchronization.

No more subtitles available

Need a different format from TTML? Also download your subtitles in the following formats:

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the differences between TTML and DFXP?

  • TTML (Timed Text Markup Language) is a standard for subtitles, offering a wide range of styling and positioning features.
  • The DFXP (Distribution Format Exchange Profile) is a specific profile of TTML (specifically TTML 1.0) designed to simplify exchange and distribution by using a subset of these features.

In practice, the terms are often used interchangeably, but DFXP refers to a more constrained and historical implementation of the TTML standard.

How to create a TTML file?

Although it is possible to use a text editor, the operation is very technical and time-consuming. It is recommended to use an AI-based tool like Transcri to automatically and effortlessly generate subtitles in TTML format.

How to open a TTML file?

A TTML file being an encoded text file, you can open and read it with any browser, and edit it with a text editor. However, to view it concretely with the video and applied style, it must be imported into a compatible video player or your editing software.

Is Transcri suitable for professional projects?

Of course. Transcri perfectly meets the requirements of personal, professional, and commercial projects. It is the ideal tool for making your videos accessible and compliant with subtitling standards.

What languages are supported by Transcri?

Transcri supports more than 50 languages for transcription, making it a powerful multilingual tool. Our Translation feature allows you to translate your TTML subtitles into all languages.

How to integrate TTML subtitles into my video?

In video hosting environments, TTML integration is done through a simple upload in the management interface. For professional editing workflows, importing and synchronizing this format is supported by most software.
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