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Translate subtitles to Greek

This page lets you translate subtitles to Greek: add an SRT or VTT file, and every subtitle is rewritten in Greek letters while keeping its number and its exact start and end time, so the Greek file plays in step with the video.

  • Free
  • Into Greek
  • Original timing

Choose your subtitle file

SRT or VTT. Up to 30,000 characters of each file, about 30 minutes of speech, 3 free files a day. Translates into Greek.

Recording in Greek as well? NoteOwl transcribes Greek recordings on your Mac with unlimited transcription and saves SRT subtitles with each speaker’s name.

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How it works

How do you turn an SRT file into Greek?

Add the SRT or VTT; Greek is fixed as the language to translate into. Press Translate and the subtitle text is sent in small groups of neighbouring lines, translated, and put back under the original numbers and times. Skim the Greek, then download it.

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    Load your subtitles

    An SRT or VTT in English or another language from the From list.

  2. 2

    Greek is written in

    Subtitles are translated with their neighbours, so a sentence spread over two still reads as one.

  3. 3

    Download the Greek file

    Greek SRT, Greek VTT, or a bilingual SRT with both languages.

Do Greek subtitles take more room than English ones?

A little. Greek ran about a tenth longer than English in our test. A subtitle’s time can’t stretch, so a longer Greek line is laid out again in two fuller lines instead, never a third line and never an extra subtitle.

Lines aim for about 42 characters and break between words. If a Greek subtitle feels too full for its moment on screen, a shorter wording is the fix; the timing is already right.

Will the Greek subtitles use εσύ or εσείς?

Mostly εσείς: “Can you send me…?” became “Μπορείτε…;” and “you know” became “ξέρετε”. One test line slipped: “Please sit down, sir” came back with the familiar “Παρακαλώ κάθισε, κύριε”. In a formal video, change such lines to the polite “καθίστε”.

How do numbers, dates and questions look in Greek?

Numbers take a decimal comma and a full stop for thousands, dates read day, month, year, and questions end with the Greek question mark, which looks like a semicolon. Times came back on the 12-hour clock with μ.μ.; write 15:30 if your viewers expect the 24-hour clock.

The price went up by 6.5 percent to $1,250.
Greek subtitleΗ τιμή αυξήθηκε κατά 6,5 τοις εκατό στα 1.250 δολάρια.
The meeting is on October 16, 2026, at 3:30 p.m.
Greek subtitleΗ συνάντηση είναι στις 16 Οκτωβρίου 2026, στις 3:30 μ.μ.

What should you check in Greek subtitles?

Gender, articles and names. In our test, translation into Greek scored just under the dedicated translation system we compared it with, within the margin we set. “Our doctor said she…” became the masculine “Ο γιατρός μας”, so a woman doctor needs “Η γιατρός”.

Look at the small words too: “before Friday” came back as “πριν από τις Παρασκευή”, where Greek wants “την Παρασκευή”. Names stay in Latin letters and take a Greek article, as in “Ο Δρ. Patel και η Maria Lopez”.

Recording Greek interviews or classes?

NoteOwl understands Greek on your Mac: it transcribes Greek recordings with unlimited transcription, labels each speaker and saves SRT subtitles with their names. For subtitles of Greek speech straight from a video, use the Greek subtitle generator.

FAQ

Questions about Greek subtitle translation

Is translating subtitles to Greek free?

Yes. 3 subtitle files a day go into Greek free, each with up to 30,000 characters of text, with no account and no watermark.

What languages can I translate into Greek from?

English, and any other language in the From list, such as German, Italian or Bulgarian. Leave it on Detect automatically and the page recognises the file’s language.

Will Greek subtitles stay in sync with my video?

Yes. Every subtitle keeps its original number, start time and end time, so the Greek file lines up with the video just as the original did.

Why does a Greek question end with a semicolon?

It isn’t a semicolon: the Greek question mark has the same shape. The translation writes Greek questions that way, as Greek readers expect, so leave it as it is.

Can I show English and Greek at the same time?

Yes. The bilingual SRT holds the original line with the Greek line under it in each subtitle. It suits people learning Greek and anyone checking the translation.

Is my subtitle file stored?

No. Your browser opens it, and only the subtitle text is sent in batches to a cloud AI translation service, which translates it and discards it. NoteOwl keeps neither file.

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