Frustrated with YouTube’s Auto-Translations? Here’s the Fix!
YouTube is great, but sometimes it messes up. Like when it auto-translates your video titles, descriptions, or even audio without asking. Let’s fix that.
Imagine spending hours crafting the perfect video title. Then, YouTube swaps it with a clunky translation that doesn’t even make sense. It’s frustrating for creators and confusing for viewers. Here’s what one Reddit user shared:
“YouTube’s AI replaced my carefully written title with an auto-translated file name. It ruined my content and misled my audience.”
This isn’t just a small hiccup—it can hurt your reach and misrepresent your work.
Steps to Turn Off YouTube’s Automatic Translations
Here’s how you can take back control:
- Search for “YouTube No Translation” on GitHub or your browser’s extension store (Chrome/Firefox).
- Click “Add to Browser” and follow the prompts.
- Once installed, it runs automatically in the background—no extra steps needed.
- Open YouTube, check your videos, and confirm your original titles and descriptions are intact.
The extension blocks YouTube’s auto-translation feature from overriding your content. Simple as that. No more weird translations or mismatched titles!
You don’t have to let YouTube’s AI mess with your hard work. A simple browser extension can save you from this headache and let you focus on creating content that connects with your audience—just as you intended.