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AI subtitle translation on Android

Open a video, translate it, and watch in one app. VinnerVi brings its own browser, native translation controls, History and subtitle settings to Android. Install the app and start watching — no browser extension setup.

Android 8.0+ · 17 interface languages

VinnerVi

안녕하세요, 만나서 반갑습니다.

Hello, nice to meet you.

40 Languages
Show both languages or just the translation.
Subtitle display example

How to watch

Open a video link in VinnerVi’s browser, or share it to VinnerVi from another app. Then choose a language and tap Translate.

Watch videos with AI-translated subtitles in your language. VinnerVi translates existing captions. On supported videos, it can also transcribe speech and translate it into subtitles. Subtitles stay in sync with the video.

Make it yours

  • Translate into 40 languages.
  • Translate the whole video or just part of it.
  • Show both languages or just the translation.
  • Adjust subtitle size and position.
  • Find past videos in History and rewatch them with your saved subtitles.

50+ websites and growing

Use VinnerVi’s built-in browser to watch videos on sites like YouTube, X, Prime Video, Bilibili, TikTok, Viki, and Crunchyroll. What you can watch and translate varies by site and video. On streaming services, turn on subtitles in the video player first.

Start with 50 free credits

New accounts get 50 free credits. Need more? Buy one-time credit packs or subscribe to the Basic plan, billed monthly or yearly. You’ll see the estimated cost before you translate. If a translation fails, you get your credits back.

Your Android account

Sign in with Google or email in the app. Your Android account, credits, plans and History are separate from the website and Safari, even with the same email or Google sign-in. Buy credit packs or Basic Monthly / Yearly through Google Play; current prices and availability appear in the app. Manage or cancel subscriptions in Google Play.

Where subtitles appear

Videos and translated subtitles play inside VinnerVi’s built-in browser. Sharing a link from YouTube or another app opens the video in VinnerVi; subtitles do not float over other apps.