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Translate French video to Italian

Our video translator is perfect to turn any French video into text in Italian.

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How to translate French video to Italian?

1. Upload your video.

With our uploader, you can import your file from anywhere, whether it's on your laptop, Google Drive, Youtube, or Dropbox. The first 10 minutes are free and there's no file limit.

2. Select "French".

We currently support translating from French to English, Spanish, French, German, Mandarin, Dutch, Portuguese, Russian, Italian, Japanese, and Polish.

3. Choose "Transcription" or "Subtitles".

To translate your video, we first need to transcribe it. Depending on the format that you want to export, choose "Subtitles" if you plan to add the subtitles to your video later. Choose "Transcription" if you want to have a transcript instead.

4. Choose "Machine generated" or "Human made".

Our automatic transcription software is lightning fast and 85% accurate. With our human service, your file will be transcribed and proofread by an expert and native speaker and delivered with 99% accuracy.

5. Receive your transcript/subtitles.

Our automatic software will convert your file to text in just a few minutes (depending on the length of your file). If you choose our human service, your transcript/subtitles will be ready within 24 hours.

6. Select "Translation" > "Italian".

Our video translator will generate the Italian translation of your transcript/subtitles within a minute.

7. Click on "Export" and choose your preferred file format.

It's that easy to get translate a video from French to Italian.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the French to Italian video translation work?

Our automatic transcription software transcribes the French video and our video translator will translate it into Italian

How can I translate a video from French to Italian?

If you want to translate a video from French to Italian, you can use HappyScribe's transcription and translation services. First, choose a transcription service to convert the French video to text. Once you have received the file, you can translate it to Italian from the editor.

Can I add the generated subtitles to the video?

Yes, absolutely! If you are editing the video, you can export the subtitles to SRT, VTT, or any format that the subtitle editor that you are using supports. HappyScribe also has a subtitle tool that can burn/hardcode subtitles on the video.

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    A great time saver HappyScribe works incredibly fast. My file is transcribed in 10 minutes. The only thing is when I try to correct some things, it takes a long time for the program to show the changes. But overall a great time saver!
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    Solid transcription of a video interview at what I'm estimating to be a 93% accuracy rate. It saved me several hours of time. I'll happily recommend HappyScribe to others.
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