As its name clearly states, Subtitler is a useful utility that allows you to swiftly and easily download subtitles for your favorite movies, directly from the comforts of your Linux desktop.
Subtitler is a free, open-source, and cross-platform application that works on all major OSes out there (Linux, macOS, and Windows).
Basic information about Subtitler
Here’s what you need to know about Subtitler. It’s an app built with web technologies such as Electron, React, Redux, React Router, Webpack, and React Hot Loader.
Subtitler provides all the subtitles and IMDb titles information with the help of the Open Subtitles API.
How does it work?
Subtitler is designed to provide you with a very straightforward experience. Simply load the video files (movie files) or drag and drop them onto the app’s GUI, and Subtitler should instantly provide you with a various susbtitle options directly from the Open Subtitles platform.
The GUI itself is quite straightforward. You can toggle between two GUI modes (Light and Dark), as well as download any of the provided subtitles, and that’s about it.
Conclusion
Nowadays, most of us rely on the various official streaming services for most of our movie watching/TV-series-binging needs. Nevertheless, having the option of watching movies of TV-series of one’s device is always to consider, especially while travelling.
And, if subtitles are very important to you, then Subtitler is definitely worth having around. It’s a free, Electron-based client for Open Subtitles (one of the biggest portals of this sort out there), that allows you to quickly find and download subtitles for your favorite movies with no more than a few mouse clicks. Better yet, you don’t have to use a web browser to get this done.
