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RabbitSubtitle field guide

Create Chinese or English narration

Turn Chinese or English words into narration you can use in your next video.

Before you begin

Click-by-click

01

Offline narration

Open Offline narration in the left menu. Activate your paid plan if prompted.

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Offline narration — RabbitSubtitle 3.202
02

Download voice pack

Click Download voice pack. Wait until the page says the pack is ready, or import the folder of a previously downloaded pack.

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Download voice pack — RabbitSubtitle 3.202
03

Listen to a sample

Choose Chinese or English, select a voice, and click Listen to a sample.

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Listen to a sample — RabbitSubtitle 3.202
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Import TXT or SRT (optional; replaces pasted text)

Paste your script or import a TXT or SRT file. For bilingual subtitles, choose the upper or lower line to read.

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Import TXT or SRT (optional; replaces pasted text) — RabbitSubtitle 3.202
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Create narration

Click Create narration. If a subtitle is too long to read in its time slot, shorten it or extend its time and try again.

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Create narration — RabbitSubtitle 3.202
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Listen / download WAV

Listen to the finished WAV. To add it to a video, choose the video and create again; the new MP4 replaces the original audio while keeping your source file.

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Listen / download WAV — RabbitSubtitle 3.202

What you receive

  • A WAV recording you can play or use in your editor.
  • If a video was selected: a separate MP4 with the new narration.

Troubleshooting

  • Download interrupted: check the connection and retry. Completed pack files are kept.
  • A subtitle takes too long: shorten that line or extend its time in your SRT.
  • Narration longer than the video: shorten the script or choose a longer video.

Final verification