I will brand visuals and chinese translation

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Zhang Wei

About this gig

Most Chinese subtitles added to foreign videos are technically correct and completely unusable. Machine translation, lines that flash by too fast to read, breaks in the middle of a phrase, brand names rendered into something no Chinese viewer recognizes.


The usual reason is simple: two different people. A translator who never watches the edit, and an editor who doesn't read Chinese. Neither can judge whether the result works.


I'm both. I edit video and I work in Chinese and I design brand visuals, so on-screen text and graphics get rebuilt, not just translated.


What that means for your video:

Subtitles timed to how fast Chinese is actually read, not copied from the English timing

Line breaks at natural phrase boundaries, so nothing reads like a machine did it

Brand and product names handled the way Chinese viewers expect

Titles and on-screen graphics redesigned to match, not stretched


Send the video and any script you have. You'll get a ready-to-upload file, plus SRT subtitles in Simplified or Traditional Chinese.


Message me before ordering and I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right fit.

Get to know Zhang Wei

Zhang Wei

work in brand visuals and Chinese translation

  • FromChina
  • Member sinceSep 2026
  • Languages

    Chinese
On the design side I focus on three things: logo design, brand design, and video editing. From your brand's first symbol, to how it looks on business cards, packaging and in-store materials, to how it moves in promo films and short videos — I handle the whole chain myself. I also offer Chinese translation. When a brand crosses languages — an overseas brand entering China, or a Chinese brand going abroad — the biggest risk is that the visuals and the words come from two different teams and don't match. One person overseeing both solves that.