Do you want to reach a global audience so you can get more views and subscribers on
YouTube videos. In this video, you'll discover how to translate the title description tags
to English or any other language using TubeBuddy. You'll also discover how to translate the
subtitles of your video into a different language. Step one find the video you wish to translate.
Make sure this is one of your top videos that is currently getting a lot of traffic. Login
to YouTube channel. Click your profile icon. Click YouTube studio. Click analytics. Scroll
down where you see your top videos in this period for the last 28 days. Select the video.
Click the audience tab. On the top countries, I can see that most of my traffic is coming
from India, therefore I want to translate this video into Hindi. Hey if you're getting
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Step two translate the title, description, and tags using TubeBuddy. I'll place a link
to TubeBuddy in the description below this video. Click details. Scroll down to the bottom.
Click translate. Notice I have the top five languages spoken by my channel's audience
English, Hindi, Filipino, Arabic, Punjabi. For this particular video, the main language
is Hindi. Click the drop-down, select Hindi, now all my tags have been translated from
English to Hindi. If your video is in a different language that's not English and you want to
translate that language to English, just click the drop-down and select English. Okay, now
I'll translate all my tags. Step three translate your title and description.
Click subtitles. Click add language. Scroll down, select Hindi. Click add. Click translate.
It says "Translating title description to Hindi." Click publish. Now I've translated
my title and description from English to Hindi. But what if I want to translate the actual
content of my video into Hindi? I've already translated title, description and tags, now
I'm going to translate subtitles. Click on the videos link in YouTube studio. I'm going
to translate this video so I'll click details. Click subtitles. I'm assuming you've already
transcribed your video into English. As you can see I've already transcribed the
title, description, tags into Hindi and now I'm translating these subtitles. Click add.
Click create new subtitles in CC it says translate subtitles to CC English to Hindi. Here's the
English subtitles. Click auto-translate. Click auto-translate again, and now all my subtitles
have been auto-translated into Hindi. Keep in mind that the translation is probably not
perfect but it's enough to understand the language for a person speaking that language.
Click publish. Now you can see that subtitles have been published into English and Hindi.
If I play the video I can see that my subtitles have been translated into Hindi,
If you want to get a more accurate translation of your video content go to GoTranscript.
I'll place a link in the description below this video. Here's the GoTranscript home page.
Click drop-down, it says services. Click translation says translation services 100% done by humans.
Here's how to translate the subtitles for any video you're watching on YouTube. Click
the settings icon at the bottom of the video. Click subtitles. Click English United States.
Click English United States again. Click auto-translate. Select the language that you wish to translate
the video into. Select Hindi. Now you can see that the subtitles and closed captions
are all in Hindi. Let me ask you a question, have you ever wanted
to translate a YouTube video a YouTube comment, a sign, or conversation on your phone while
you're on the go? If that's a yes watch my next video on how to translate YouTube videos
on your phone whether it's iOS or Android. Thanks for watching and we'll see you in the
next video