SRT, VTT, ASS, SCC, DFXP or TTML, EBU-STL
Qualified by plan, surface, profile, input or output role, and destination.
Enterprise subtitle translation
Translate within the timed-text structure, apply the rules your workflow requires, and return a professional file ready for qualified review and delivery.
Ollang coordinates timing, readability, formatting, terminology, review, and output around the file you actually need to deliver.
Un subtÃtulo claro tiene que llegar en el momento preciso.
Timing checkedTambién debe darle al público tiempo suficiente para leer.
Readability checkedLa lÃnea cambia, pero los códigos de tiempo se mantienen.
Timing checkedEl archivo vuelve listo para una revisión profesional.
Readability checkedTrusted by teams bringing localized content to new audiences
The source idea fits the available time.
Reference cueA longer translation is squeezed into less than one second.
Too short to readThe following subtitle collides with the previous cue.
Cue overlapIllustrative example. The completed state keeps every timecode, cue, and unresolved rule visible without animation.
Translation is only the first layer
A sentence can be translated correctly and still fail as a subtitle. Timing, line construction, reading speed, overlaps, formatting, terminology, and destination rules remain part of the file.
The source idea fits the available time.
Reference cueA longer translation is squeezed into less than one second.
Too short to readThe following subtitle collides with the previous cue.
Cue overlapIllustrative example. The completed state keeps every timecode, cue, and unresolved rule visible without animation.
Translation still has to fit the cue and its available reading time.
Readable lines depend on qualified limits, not sentence accuracy alone.
Cue boundaries and visual load remain part of the timed artifact.
Professional delivery keeps the approved structure and workflow context attached.
What makes the file deliverable
A professional subtitle workflow is more than translated text. The format, timing checks, and destination requirements have to travel with the file.
Qualified by plan, surface, profile, input or output role, and destination.
Timed-text rules stay separate from linguistic evaluation, so the file can be checked as a subtitle.
Deliverables can be aligned to the buyer's workflow, with review or escalation scoped where needed.
Built for recurring professional work
Align professional subtitle files, review responsibility, qualified delivery, and optional adjacent outputs with the way your team or clients operate.
Keep formal rules, readability, accessibility requirements, and accountable delivery attached to recurring releases.
Configure client-specific formats, rules, review paths, and delivery expectations without reducing every job to one default.
Carry terminology, reviewer context, accessibility rules, and revision needs through a library that keeps changing.
Expand when the program needs it. Adjacent outputs are scoped separately and are not automatically included.
Map the formats, QC, review, and handoff path for your recurring professional subtitle workflow.