SubFind is an online subtitle searching tool, letting users look for a given subtitle on multiple websites at the same time.

With a clean and easy to use interface, SubFind supports a total of six subtitle pages and, unfortunately, there's no way to add new ones. And truth is, that's really a problem, especially because during our test some of them didn't work at all.

SubFind allows you to search for a subtitle in a wide array of languages, including Dutch, Chinese, Czech, Hungarian or Greek. And the searching process is fully customizable straight from the main window with dedicated fields for CD number, FPS, translator and uploader.

In addition, you can define straight from the get go the language of the subtitle and decide whether to search just a single website or all six.

Clicking on a found subtitle opens the browser and loads the page where the subtitle is published, so no, you cannot download subtitles straight from within SubFind.

There's a settings menu as well which lets you configure the search languages, but also the waiting time for page opening, background, text and series subtitle color.

If we were to vote for some changes, we would go for a larger subtitle website database, but also for a built-in download tool to avoid opening the page in a browser.

All things considered, SubFind is nothing more than an interesting idea, but it's pretty clear that you may waste your time using it. The same subtitle searching task can be done straight from Google without even installing an app.