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Do you want to permanently add subtitles to your MKV video file? Want to add an SRT file and hardcode it to your video? Want to make easy edits to the text, colour, font and size of your subtitles?
With VEED you can do all of this, and more.
Adding subtitles to your MKV file is easy, fast and free. Just follow the steps below.
Just drag & drop your MKV video file into the editor. It works right in your browser
If you have a subtitle (eg. SRT, TXT) file to upload, you can click ‘Subtitle’ > ‘Upload Subtitle File’
You can hit the magic ‘Auto Transcribe’ button, and our speech-recognition software will automatically create subtitles for your MKV video.
You can make any changes you want to the subtitles (by simply click on the text box and typing). Then, hit the ‘Export’ button when you’re finished, and your new subtitled video file will be rendered in seconds. That’s it!
Just drag & drop your MKV video file into the editor. It works right in your browser
Just drag & drop your MKV video file into the editor. It works right in your browser
Just drag & drop your MKV video file into the editor. It works right in your browser
Just drag & drop your MKV video file into the editor. It works right in your browser
You don’t need to download MKVMerger or any other software, you can do everything right in your browser.
Our tools are super easy to use. Uploading subtitles, auto-generating, and manually editing subtitles has never been easier.
Whether you want to permanently add subtitles to your MKV file, or create closed captions (download your subtitle file separately, so users can turn captions on/off) you can do it, with VEED
Just follow the steps above. You can upload a subtitle file and permanently burn the subtitles to your video file. Or you can Auto Subtitle your video, or manually type your subtitles.
Once you’ve added your subs, just click on the text boxes that appear (under ‘Subtitles’ in the menu on the sidebar) and start to type. It’s that easy.
Hardcoded subtitles are subtitles that cannot be turned off by your viewer. They are always visible while the video is playing.
Closed Captions are subtitles that you can turn on/off. They are the opposite of hardcoded subtitles (sometimes known as Open Captions).
With VEED’s online video editor, you can do a whole lot more than just add subs to your MKV files. You can change colours, add effects, add text, add progress bars, and so much more. Video is an easy-to-use online video editing platform that helps you create videos to be watched anywhere online. Try it out, it’s free!
