Translated captions on Kick.
Subtitled puts live translated captions on Kick streams through OBS or Streamlabs. It is built for the conversations Kick streams run on: strangers on video chat sites, guests, and debates, with more than 60 languages recognised and captions in 16, about 1.4 seconds behind the speaker. Turn on Translate my voice and the other side reads you too. It costs $1.00 per hour of talk.
$1.00 an hour · first hour free
Built for talk streams
Stranger chats and debates switch language without warning. Subtitled detects the language on its own, starts fresh with each new stranger, and is tuned for Arabic dialects and Hebrew and Persian slang.
Nothing for Kick to support
The captions are drawn into your video before it leaves OBS, so Kick shows them on every device and keeps them in VODs and clips.
How it works
- 1Open the chat site or call in Chrome or Edge.
- 2In Subtitled, choose that tab as the audio.
- 3Drag the caption sources into the OBS scene you stream to Kick.
- 4Press Start.
Questions
Does Subtitled work on Kick?
Yes. Subtitled reaches Kick through OBS or Streamlabs as a browser source, so the captions are in the video Kick receives.
Can I translate strangers on Kick streams?
Yes. Share the chat site's tab with Subtitled and the stranger is captioned in your chat's language about 1.4 seconds after they speak.
Can I stream to Kick and Twitch with captions at once?
Yes. The captions are part of the video, so any platform your encoder sends to shows them.
How much does it cost?
$1.00 per hour of talk, counted only while someone speaks. The first hour is free for 30 days.