Subler For Mac

Subler is an macOS video multiplexer designed from the get-go to be as simple as possible and efficient in aiding you to “mux” .mp4 and other video files. This means that Subler enables its users to effortlessly add subtitles or remove data inside movie or video files.

Subler, alongside with its simple and straightforward interface and controls will assist users when they need to add subtitles to their favorite video files in a simple and direct manner.

The process of learning to use Subler should be very easy for everybody, and, once you’ve learned how to create a .txt or .rst file (subtitle file format), it is just a matter of adding it to the video you are working on.

Another worth mentioning feature is that Subler enables you to re-use previously created subtitles for constructing future ones, if, for example, you will ever want to use the file for the same video, but with different subtitle content.

Contrary to what its name suggest, the Subler app is more than just a muxer, a fact stated by its ability to convert .mkv files into m4v, tag metadata and export the edited video files to many formats such as .m4v, mp4, h264, .264, .acc or .scc.

Thus, one will be able to watch the finished product onto his iPod or iPhone, and also in iTunes and Quicktime, giving Subler a good grade on the versatility and usability side.

Everything considered Subler is a capable macOS app in more fields that one would give it credit for after a quick look at its user interface, and, on the grounds of the fact that it is also a free app, there really isn’t anything you could ask more from it.