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Drop a video
MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV. The video stays in your browser; the audio is extracted locally.
Auto subtitles
Generate timed subtitles from speech, fix the words that matter, and export a captioned MP4 or free SRT/VTT/TXT file — all in the browser.
Drop a video to caption
MP4, MOV, WebM, or MKV. Drop a clip — get captions you can style and export.
Answer first
Auto subtitles are timed captions generated automatically from the speech in a video. AutoCaptions extracts the audio in your browser, sends it for transcription, and returns editable subtitle lines. You can keep them as a separate SRT/VTT file or burn them into the video.
| Need | Use |
|---|---|
| YouTube upload | SRT/VTT sidecar file |
| TikTok / Reels / Shorts | Burned-in captions |
| Course or LMS | SRT/VTT + reviewed text |
| Silent autoplay | Burned-in captions |
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MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV. The video stays in your browser; the audio is extracted locally.
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Fix names and jargon, merge or split lines, and nudge the timing on the timeline.
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Download SRT/VTT/TXT for free, or export an MP4 with captions baked in.
SRT, VTT and TXT downloads are free on every plan. The free video export is watermarked, capped at 720p and limited to 10-minute videos. Pro removes the watermark and raises the video limit to 30 minutes; Max goes to 60 minutes and adds multi-speaker captions, Auto Clips and the keyword highlighter.
Auto subtitles are timed captions generated from a video’s speech by a speech-to-text model. They can be burned into the video or downloaded as SRT/VTT files.
Yes to start. The editor and SRT/VTT/TXT downloads are free. Free video exports include a watermark and are capped at 720p and 10 minutes.
Yes — SRT, VTT and TXT downloads are free on every plan, including the free plan.
Clean single-speaker audio is usually close; accents, crosstalk, noise and jargon need a review pass. Always check names and technical terms before publishing.