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Korean to Spanish video translator
This Korean to Spanish video translator puts Spanish subtitles under a video in Korean: the Korean speech is transcribed, each line is translated into Spanish, and the Spanish subtitles appear while the Korean is spoken.
- Free
- Spanish SRT and VTT
- Your video stays on your device
Drop your Korean video here, or Choose your Korean video
MP4, MOV, M4V, MKV, 3GP or WebM video. Up to 30 minutes of each file, 3 free files a day. Translates Korean speech into Spanish.
Working with Korean and Spanish videos? NoteOwl transcribes them on your Mac with unlimited transcription and exports SRT subtitles with speaker names.
How it works
How do you get Spanish subtitles for a Korean video?
Drop the Korean video here. The page transcribes the Korean, translates each line into Spanish and sets the Spanish out as subtitles at the Korean timing; that is the whole job to translate a Korean video to Spanish. Download the SRT, or check the Korean first.
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Add the Korean video
An interview, a vlog, a lesson: MP4, MOV, M4V, MKV, 3GP or WebM.
- 2
Korean, then Spanish
The speech is transcribed and translated, up to 30 minutes of each video.
- 3
Keep the Spanish file
SRT or VTT. Switch to Original for the Korean subtitles.
How well is Korean speech picked up?
Well, in our language test, with occasional slips in names and rare words. Since the Spanish is translated from that transcript, read the Korean under Original for any name that matters before you publish the Spanish.
Do Spanish subtitles take less room than Korean?
Yes, about a fifth less on screen. Ten Korean test sentences came to 462 characters, their Spanish to 960, but a Spanish line holds 42 characters to Korean’s 16. A full Spanish subtitle looked like “Exactamente a las 8:46 a. m., cuando / el silencio cubría toda la ciudad,”.
Does the Spanish follow what the Korean speaker said?
Closely. The Korean gave a wind speed only in kilometres, “시속 165km”, and the Spanish kept “165 km/h” without adding miles. The hearsay ending 라고 한다 (“they say”) became “Se dice que…”, so the Spanish keeps the speaker’s distance from the claim.
How do names and places come out?
Back in Latin letters and Spanish forms. 라오니치(Raonic) became “Raonic” and 피케 주니어 “Piquet Jr.”; 세인트 루이스 and 미주리 came back as “San Luis, Misuri”, the names Spanish uses. Times follow Spanish style: 오전 8시 46분 became “8:46 a. m.”.
- 라오니치(Raonic)에게 패했다
- Spanish subtitleperdió contra Raonic
- 미주리의 세인트 루이스 식스 플래그
- Spanish subtitleSix Flags en San Luis, Misuri
- 정확히 오전 8시 46분
- Spanish subtitleExactamente a las 8:46 a. m.
| Korean | Spanish subtitle |
|---|---|
| 라오니치(Raonic)에게 패했다 | perdió contra Raonic |
| 미주리의 세인트 루이스 식스 플래그 | Six Flags en San Luis, Misuri |
| 정확히 오전 8시 46분 | Exactamente a las 8:46 a. m. |
Recording in Korean and Spanish?
NoteOwl understands Korean and Spanish on your Mac: it imports MP4 videos, transcribes them with unlimited transcription and saves SRT subtitles with every speaker’s name. Have Korean subtitles already? Translate them into Spanish with their timing kept.
FAQ
Questions about Spanish subtitles for Korean videos
Is the Korean to Spanish video translator free?
Yes. 3 videos a day, up to 30 minutes each, no account needed. Spanish SRT and VTT, the Korean subtitles and the text all download.
Can I download the Korean subtitles as well?
Yes. Switch the result to Original and save the Korean SRT or VTT, laid out in short Hangul lines from the same speech.
Does it dub the Korean into Spanish?
No. It writes Spanish subtitles and leaves your video’s sound and picture untouched.
Do the subtitles name the speakers?
No. The web page writes what was said and when, without names. NoteOwl on a Mac labels speakers and can put their names in the SRT it saves.
What leaves my computer?
Short pieces of the video’s sound, sent to a cloud AI transcription service, and the Korean text, sent to a cloud AI translation service; both discard what they get. The picture is never sent and NoteOwl stores nothing.
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macOS 26 or later · Apple Silicon (M1 or newer) · 16 GB memory minimum, 24 GB recommended
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NoteOwl is private AI meeting notes and memory for the Mac. It captures meetings without a bot joining the call, labels every speaker, writes summaries and action items, and builds a memory of every conversation that you can chat with — fully offline, because the speech recognition and the AI run on the Mac itself. Dictation into any app is free; Pro is a one-time purchase.
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