Auris AI alternative for Mac: bilingual subtitles made on your own Mac

Auris AI is an online subtitle tool: you upload a video, pick the languages and add the second language to the same video, and the free tier gives 15 minutes a month. Twinsubs runs on your Mac, with the first 10 minutes of every video free and no time limit after a one-time purchase. For an occasional subtitle with no software to install, Auris AI is enough; if you process videos often and want your files to stay on your Mac, use Twinsubs.

Where they differ

ItemTwinsubsAuris AI
FormMac app (on the Mac App Store)Cloud web tool
Where it runsOn your Mac, nothing uploadedIn the cloud (you upload the video)
PriceFree for the first 10 minutes of each video and 10 minutes of live translation per day; one-time purchase removes the limitsFree: 15 minutes a month, 1 file export a month, with a watermark; 30-minute top-up $1.8; paid tiers: not verified
Bilingual subtitlesYes, translation above the original (order can be swapped)Yes (add to the same video)
Live translationYes, the sound playing on your Mac; works offline once the language packs are downloadedNot verified
Export SRTYes, a bilingual file and a target-only fileNot verified

“Not verified” means the official page has no clear statement, or the answer sits in dynamic content we could not read; it does not mean the feature is missing. We did not sign up for any account or try any paid feature.

When to choose Auris AI

When to choose Twinsubs

Limits of Twinsubs, stated up front

Moving from Auris AI

If you have already exported bilingual subtitles from Auris AI, keep using them. To move to an on-device flow, drop the source video into Twinsubs: the first 10 minutes of each video are free, then it is a one-time purchase. The subtitles land next to the video as standard SRT; the import steps are in the SRT import guide.

A few notes

The paid tiers on Auris AI's pricing page sit in collapsed content, and we only read the free tier and the pay-as-you-go top-up, so the paid prices are marked not verified. The page footer shows a 2021 copyright year; whether every product page is kept in sync is something to judge from actual use.

How to check this yourself

  1. Read the other product's pricing pagePrices, plans and free allowances change; trust the page on the day you buy.
  2. Run the same clip through bothPick a clip with an accent and some technical terms; it tells you more than a spec sheet. The free version of Twinsubs covers the first 10 minutes of each video.
  3. Check the export formatConfirm you can export SRT and that your usual editor imports it without errors.
  4. Check where the data goesRead the other product's privacy policy to see whether video or audio is uploaded. Ours is the privacy policy.

Sources (verified 2026-10-16)

  1. Auris AI add dual language subtitles · 2026-10-16
  2. Auris AI pricing page · 2026-10-16

“Not verified” means the official page has no clear statement, or the answer sits in dynamic content we could not read; it does not mean the feature is missing. We did not sign up for any account or try any paid feature.

FAQ

What are the limits of the Auris AI free tier?

The pricing page lists 15 minutes of usage a month, 1 GB of storage, 1 file export and 1 file upload a month, with a watermark, plus a 30-minute top-up at $1.8.

Does Auris AI give me a subtitle file I can use locally?

It lets you export a file, but the format is not stated on the page, so we mark it not verified. Twinsubs always outputs standard SRT, one bilingual and one target-only.

How reliable is the information on this page?

Every fact carries an official source and a verification date (2026-10-16), and anything we could not find is marked not verified. Prices and features change, so check the other product's own site before you buy; if you spot a mistake, write to twinsub@gatheon.com and we will correct it after checking.

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Updated 2026-10-23. Back to the Twinsubs home page