About the service
I create subtitles and captions that are genuinely easy to read, and I've been doing this for years — for online course creators, YouTube channels, small studios, and brands that release short videos on social media. My work isn't translation or video editing, but the craft of turning speech into readable on-screen text with timing you simply don't notice. I transcribe by ear, sync each line to the frame, and build reading speed so viewers never need to pause or rewind to catch a word. When audio is noisy, lines overlap, or the text has many names and terms, I don't guess — I slow down and get it right, because one wrong line or a caption that flashes too fast breaks the whole viewing experience. Each project starts with a clean transcript and ends with a file that slots directly into your workflow. I place sensible entry and exit points, respect minimum and maximum durations, break lines at natural phrase boundaries, and keep a maximum of two lines so nothing clutters the frame. For an accessible environment, I add speaker labels, sound descriptions, and non-speech lines so deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers get the full picture. I deliver SRT, VTT, or hardcoded captions styled to your brand, and I handle Russian, Ukrainian, and English as native languages, including tricky punctuation and length differences between them. I check playback right on the platform where you publish because a caption that looks perfect in an editor can clash with the platform's interface. Tell me the deadline, platform, and whether you need regular subtitles or full accessibility captions — I'll adjust the style and format to your channel. I keep deadlines, I'm careful with terminology, and I happily work to your glossary or style guide. — Verbatim and adapted transcription by ear — Delivery in SRT, VTT, ASS and hardcoded captions — Frame-by-frame timing and reading speed control — Captions with speaker labels and sound descriptions — Line breaks and on-screen text formatting — Subtitles in Russian, Ukrainian, and English
