हिंदी · Hindi
Hindi subtitles. Written in हिंदी.
Turn Hindi speech into editable Devanagari subtitles for Reels, Shorts and other videos.
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देवनागरी, जैसा असल में रेंडर होता है
Styles shown: Masala, Kesar, Chowk, Dhamaka, Bazaar, Bol, Subtitle, Reel. Tap any style to open it in the editor with that look already applied.
How it works
Add a Hindi video
Choose Hindi and check the script preview before you transcribe. Transcription needs an internet connection.
Review the meaning
Correct names, negation and numbers while listening to the audio.
Design for phone reading
Choose a clear style, check the busiest frame and export the video or subtitle file.
LumaCaption generates Hindi subtitles in Devanagari, and you can edit every word and its timing. Select Hindi with Roman output off, review the transcript, then export a captioned video or a subtitle file.
This tool puts subtitles over your video, built from the words you speak. It does not write Hindi quotes for a post description.
Choose the script your audience reads. Hindi output uses Devanagari. Hinglish output writes Hindi-English speech in Roman letters. Neither one translates the message into English.
- Editable Devanagari
- Correct a person’s name, matra or technical word before it becomes part of the video.
- Style the actual script
- Preview your Hindi words in the chosen style instead of judging from an English sample.
- Video or subtitle file
- Burn the words into the picture or download SRT, VTT or TXT.
Check these three things in a Hindi transcript
Listen for names and places that the recognizer may replace with more familiar words. Next check short words that change the meaning, especially negation such as “नहीं”. Finally review numbers and their units together.
Mixed speech needs an editorial choice. A brand name may be clearer in its official Latin spelling while the rest of the sentence stays in Hindi. If you choose that, use the same spelling throughout the clip.
Choose Devanagari or Roman Hindi deliberately
Take one line. “आज की तीन बातें” is Devanagari and “aaj ki teen baatein” is Roman Hindi. Both are Hindi. “Today’s three points” is an English translation, which is a different task.
Roman Hindi needs the Roman output option, which runs on Candy Ultra. Whichever script you pick, listen back after generation, because the script setting does not guarantee every word is correct.
Choose your Hindi output
| What you need | Select | Check before export |
|---|---|---|
| हिंदी subtitles | Hindi, Roman output off | Names, matras and mixed English words |
| Roman Hindi / Hinglish | Hindi, Roman output on, Candy Ultra | Roman spellings and English brand names |
| English translation | A translation workflow | Changing script alone does not translate |
Common questions
Does this translate English speech into Hindi?
This page covers transcribing Hindi speech. Choosing Hindi for an English recording does not ask LumaCaption to translate it.
Can I make Hindi subtitles for Instagram Reels?
Yes. Export the video with the Devanagari captions burned into the picture, then check the placement in Instagram before you post.
What is free?
On the free plan you get 5 Candy Ultra and 20 Candy Lite transcription minutes each month, on videos up to 2 minutes long. Exports are watermark-free 1080p, and Roman output uses Ultra.
