GET https://p.savenow.to/ajax/subtitles
Submit a subtitle job
Send a supported video URL, your API key as the `api` query parameter, the target language, and the output format to the subtitles endpoint.
Subtitles and transcripts API
Create subtitle or transcript jobs for supported videos, request VTT or SRT output, poll progress, and return the final file URL through the same API account used for downloads, with the key sent as the api query parameter.
Endpoint
curl "https://p.savenow.to/ajax/subtitles?url=VIDEO_URL&api=YOUR_API_KEY&lang=en&format=vtt"
p.savenow.to is the default shared API host used in public examples. If your dashboard shows a custom API hostname, use that account-specific host instead.
Accepted job response
{
"success": true,
"id": "subtitle-job-123",
"title": "Amazing Video Title",
"progress_url": "https://p.savenow.to/ajax/progress.php?id=subtitle-job-123"
}
Poll the returned progress_url until the Progress endpoint reports progress: 1000, then fetch the final subtitle file from download_url. The subtitles endpoint returns success: true, while the Progress endpoint returns success: 1.
{
"success": 1,
"progress": 1000,
"download_url": "https://p.savenow.to/storage/downloads/subtitle-job-123/captions.vtt",
"text": "Finished"
}
Common failure checks
api: use the dashboard-issued API key and send it as api, not apikey, on subtitle requests.lang: request an available caption language code, such as en; unsupported languages can be rejected or return no captions.format: use vtt or srt only.Workflow
The subtitles flow is intentionally close to the download flow: create a job, watch progress, and use the result URL when the file is ready.
GET https://p.savenow.to/ajax/subtitles
Send a supported video URL, your API key as the `api` query parameter, the target language, and the output format to the subtitles endpoint.
format=vtt or format=srt
Use the format parameter to choose VTT captions or SRT subtitle output for your product workflow.
progress_url -> download_url
Use the returned progress URL to poll job state, then store or display the final download URL.
Use cases
Developers searching for subtitle extraction usually need confirmation that the API handles formats, language, polling, pricing, and account setup before they read the full docs.
Add captions to downloader, editor, education, or media library products.
Generate transcript files for search, summaries, review queues, and accessibility workflows.
Keep subtitle extraction inside the same API key, pricing, docs, and polling flow as downloads.
Offer language-specific subtitle requests without building extraction infrastructure.
API key
Create an account, copy your API key, and use it in subtitle job requests.
Create API keyPricing
Model subtitle and transcript volume alongside video and audio jobs before launch.
View pricingDocumentation
Review parameters, response fields, errors, and progress polling in the reference.
Open subtitles docsFAQ
Use GET /ajax/subtitles with a video URL, your API key in the `api` query parameter, a language, and a format. The endpoint accepts the job and returns a progress URL for polling.
Yes. The subtitles endpoint supports VTT and SRT output through the format parameter, depending on availability for the source video and requested language.
Yes. Subtitle and transcript workflows use the same dashboard-issued API key, usage-based pricing model, OpenAPI docs, and support path as the download API, but subtitle requests send that key as the `api` query parameter.
Ready to test subtitle output?