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How to import a video from a link and translate it

Updated 2026-11-13

If the video is not on your computer, you can import it from an http or https link. The link has to open the video file itself.

Steps

  • 1. After you sign in, click "Or import from a video URL" on the homepage.
  • 2. Paste an http or https link, check the rights confirmation, and click "Submit".
  • 3. When the import works, you see "Video imported. Opening Workspace…" and Workspace opens.
  • 4. Finish the translation in "Step 1: Languages", "Step 2: Subtitle style", and "Step 3: Confirm".

Which settings to use

  • The link needs to open the video file directly, not a page about the video.
  • If the page says "Could not download the video. Check the link or upload locally.", use "Choose video" and upload a file from your computer.
  • If you have not checked the rights box, the page says "Please confirm the rights statement first.".

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Questions

Can I import a YouTube or TikTok page URL?

No. Download the original file, then upload it with "Choose video".

Do I need to sign in to import a link?

Yes. Sign in with Google, Apple, or email first.

Is there a size limit?

Yes. One file can be up to 2 GB, in MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, FLV, or WebM.

Where does the job start after import?

Workspace opens at "Step 1: Languages".

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