Highlight the word
A box follows the voice word by word, so the eye stays on the line.
AI video captions. Every word, on screen.
Drop in your videos and Caption transcribes what is said, times each word to the voice and draws it in the style you pick. The message lands with the sound off.
Caption a video
Free to start. No credit card.
Made for the muted feed.
One gallery of styles for short-form video, from a lit-up word to a plate behind the line.
Outline and glow
Strokes, shadows and glows that stay readable on busy footage.
Boxed lines
A plate behind the words for bright frames and moving backgrounds.
Timed to the voice.
Caption transcribes the soundtrack and times every word to the moment it is said, so the highlight moves with the voice instead of a beat behind it.
Each line lands as its own cue on the timeline, ready to nudge.
Caption a videoPick the look. Keep the message.
Word boxes, outlines, glows and plates, each under its own name. Filter the gallery by Highlight, Effects, Boxed or Caps to find one that suits the footage.
The style you pick is drawn on every video in the run.
Pick a styleTwenty videos. One run.
Drop in up to twenty videos at once. Each becomes its own captioned project, and the cost is shown before anything runs.
Open one to fix a word, move a line or change the style, then download it.
Caption a batchHow to caption a video
From upload to a captioned video in three steps.
Introducing Caption
Caption a videoYour videos, captioned in a style that fits the feed. Every word is timed to the voice, every video lands as its own project, and any line can be fixed before it ships.
FAQs
It transcribes the speech in your videos, times each word to the voice and draws the subtitles in the style you choose, so a video reads with the sound off.
MP4, MOV, M4V and WebM. A video needs a soundtrack: one with no sound has nothing to transcribe.
Up to twenty in one run. Each becomes its own project, captioned in the style you picked.
By the minutes of audio across the videos. The cost is shown before the run starts.
Yes. Open a captioned video to correct a word, drag a line to retime it, split or merge lines, or switch the style, then download the result.
Yes. A captioned video is a video editor project, so it opens there with the captions in place.