Two subtitle tracks, side by side
Load subtitles in the language you're learning alongside a translation. Compare meaning line by line without leaving the video.
Comprendio turns any video with subtitles into a study tool. Watch in the language you're learning, click words you don't know to save them in context, and review your growing vocabulary later — without ever stopping the show.
How it works
Choose any video from your computer. Nothing gets uploaded — it plays straight from your drive.
Drop in an SRT, VTT, ASS or TTML file, or pick a track embedded inside an MKV.
Upload a second subtitle file in your native language, or let AI translate the first track for you with one click.
What's inside
Load subtitles in the language you're learning alongside a translation. Compare meaning line by line without leaving the video.
Tap an unfamiliar word in the active line and it gets saved with the surrounding sentence as context. Your vocabulary list grows naturally from what you watch.
Set an in-point and out-point to replay a tricky line until you catch it. Slow audio down to hear every syllable, or speed it up once it feels easy.
If you only have subtitles in one language, generate a translation in your native language directly inside the player. No need to leave the page or upload anywhere else.
Hit a keyboard shortcut on any cue to get a detailed explanation of the current scene — grammar breakdown, idioms and slang, plus cultural context so the line lands the way a native speaker hears it.
Drag and drop a local video, pick a subtitle track embedded in an MKV file, or upload SRT, VTT, ASS, or TTML. Everything stays on your machine.
The player remembers your playback position, both subtitle tracks, and your saved words per video. Switch between up to five recent videos without losing progress.
Download your saved words, their sentence context, and any notes you wrote as a CSV file. Import it into Anki, a spreadsheet, or any other tool to keep working on the material.
Export both tracks merged into a single colour-coded ASS file. Drop it next to the video file on a USB stick or media server and your TV will show original and translated subtitles together, no Comprendio needed.
No sign-up, no upload, no waiting. Your video and notes stay on your device.