How it works
Automatic subtitles. You keep the final say.
Generate the words and timing, review the details, then choose how the subtitles should appear.
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A finished look for your spoken words
Live style samples. Open a style to try it on your own video.
Styles shown: Reel, Hormozi, Karaoke. Tap any style to open it in the editor with that look already applied.
How it works
Add a video and select its language
Generate the draft using the online transcription workflow.
Review words, timing and breaks
Start with details that can change the meaning, then check the reading rhythm.
Style and export
Save a captioned video or subtitle file and review the saved result.
Automation handles the first draft of words and timing. Your review turns that draft into something ready to publish.
A useful workflow separates four checks: what was said, when it appears, where the lines break and whether the text is readable over the footage.
- Start with a transcript
- Correct text directly instead of typing the entire recording from scratch.
- Review the rhythm
- Check timestamps and cue breaks where fast speech or pauses create awkward transitions.
- Choose the final appearance
- Keep the subtitles calm or select a moving style, then position them around the subject.
Fix the right part of the problem
Wrong text needs a transcript correction. A correct line that appears late needs a timing review. A phrase split awkwardly needs a line-break adjustment. Text that disappears into the image needs a design change.
Changing the font will not fix a wrong number. Retranscribing is not always necessary when only one cue’s timing needs attention.
Make the automatic draft publishable
Listen through the whole video and verify names, negation, amounts and technical terms. Check that adjacent speakers have not been confused when their voices overlap.
Then watch the captions at the size your audience will see them. Split crowded lines at meaningful boundaries, and keep a number with its unit when possible.
Diagnose a subtitle problem
| What you see | Review | Practical next step |
|---|---|---|
| Wrong word | Transcript | Listen and edit the text |
| Correct words arrive late | Timing | Adjust the affected cue and replay |
| Awkward phrase split | Line breaks | Split or merge at a meaningful boundary |
| Hard-to-read text | Style and placement | Increase separation from the background |
| Wrong word emphasized | Keyword choice | Select the word you intended |
Common questions
Can I publish automatic subtitles without checking them?
Review them first. Names, numbers, overlapping speech and background noise can produce errors that a plausible-looking transcript hides.
Does automatic mean instant?
No. Processing time depends on the recording, connection and service conditions; export also depends on your device.
Does it work without internet?
No. Audio is sent for transcription. The video file stays on your device, but this is not an offline workflow.
