Speaker-labeled captions for messy audio

Clean captions from messy Discord audio.

Upload one mixed Discord or gameplay track. Speaker Subtitles finds the spoken lines, flags the uncertain moments, and exports reviewed SRT/VTT captions ready for your edit.

No setup. Bring a clip and start reviewing.

What it does

Built for one noisy clip, not a clean studio session.

Upload one mixed track

Discord chatter, gameplay, music, laughter, and crosstalk can all arrive in a single file — no separate speaker stems needed.

Editable speaker names

Add Jack, Chris, usernames, or aliases up front, then rename speakers and individual lines while you review.

Flags the risky lines

Low confidence, overlapping speech, and likely game audio are surfaced right inside the script instead of a separate queue.

Clean caption export

Download speaker-labeled SRT or VTT once the uncertain lines are checked and the names look right.

How it works

Follow the clip as it becomes captions.

01

Upload

Drop in a noisy clip

Start with the same mixed audio you already edit with.

02

Name

Add who might be talking

Optional names and aliases — review still works when a voice is unknown.

03

Review

Fix the messy lines

Overlap, low confidence, and false speech are called out where they happen.

04

Export

Send captions to your editor

Export reviewed SRT or VTT with names, timing, and skipped noise intact.

FAQ

Questions before you upload?

Yes. Upload the clip as-is, even when Discord voices, game audio, music, and laughter are baked together. No separated speaker tracks required.

Turn your next messy clip into clean captions.

Upload a track, review the flagged lines, and export speaker-labeled subtitles in minutes.

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