AI Subtitle Editor for Mac

Batch Import · Speech Recognition · OCR · AI Translation · Subtitle Burn-in
One pipeline to process dozens of videos at once — all locally on your Mac.

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macOS 13.0+ · Apple Silicon only (M1/M2/M3/M4) · 7-day free trial

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Everything You Need to Edit Subtitles on Mac

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AI Speech Recognition

Powered by OpenAI Whisper, accelerated on Apple Silicon. Transcribes speech to text in 13+ languages with high accuracy — no cloud upload needed.

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OCR Subtitle Extraction

Extract hardcoded (burned-in) subtitles from any video using CoreML-accelerated OCR. Works even without audio.

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AI Translation

Translate subtitles to 13+ languages with DeepSeek AI. Bilingual display (source + target) and full subtitle editing before export.

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Subtitle Editor

Edit timing, text, and translations inline. Add, delete, merge, and split subtitle lines. Real-time video preview synced with your edits.

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Subtitle Burn-in & Export

Export as toggleable soft subtitles (.srt), burned-in hard subtitles, or plain text. Batch export all videos in one click.

Batch Processing

Import dozens of videos at once. The full pipeline — transcription, OCR, translation, export — runs automatically on every video.

Simple, Transparent Pricing

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is GeekLink free to use?

Yes. GeekLink includes a 7-day free trial with full access to Pro features. After the trial you can continue using speech recognition and basic editing for free. AI translation and batch export require a Pro subscription.

Does GeekLink need internet to work?

Speech recognition (Whisper) and OCR run entirely offline on your Mac. AI translation uses a cloud API and requires an internet connection. Your video files are never uploaded.

Which Mac models are supported?

GeekLink requires Apple Silicon: M1, M2, M3, or M4. Intel Macs are not supported. macOS 13.0 (Ventura) or later is required.

Can GeekLink extract burned-in subtitles from a video?

Yes. The OCR engine can detect and extract hardcoded subtitles from any video, including drama, anime, and screen recordings — even without an audio track.

What subtitle formats can GeekLink export?

GeekLink exports SRT (soft subtitles), plain TXT, and burned-in video (hard subtitles embedded into the video file). Bilingual (source + translation) subtitles are supported in all formats.

How accurate is the speech recognition?

GeekLink uses Whisper Large V3 by default, which achieves state-of-the-art accuracy for most languages. For Chinese content, an optional FunASR (Paraformer) model provides even better results.

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macOS 13.0+ · Apple Silicon · v0.1.16-beta

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