Timeline-aware edits
Click the moment, fix the line, and check it in context without losing your place.
Turn video into beautifully timed, editable captions—right in your browser. Download the subtitle file or a finished video, with no signup and no footage sent to us.
A CALMER CAPTIONING FLOW
Nothing leaves your device.
Edit the transcript as you watch.
Keep the SRT, the video, or both.
BUILT FOR THE FINAL 10%
Captioning shouldn’t trade speed for control—or privacy for convenience.
Click the moment, fix the line, and check it in context without losing your place.
Move captions, control their scale, and start with a high-contrast style that earns attention.
Take an SRT to your editing suite or burn captions directly into a share-ready MP4.
YOUR FOOTAGE STAYS YOURS
Models and rendering run in your browser. Your video is not uploaded to an application server, and there’s no account to create or project library to maintain.
The first transcription may download a small public model and captioned video export needs a capable modern browser. That’s the honest trade-off for a free, local-first tool.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Everything you need to know before turning a video into editable, share-ready captions.
Choose a video, generate a transcript in your browser, then edit the captions against the timeline. When you are ready, download an SRT file or burn the captions into an MP4.
Yes. The editor is a no-signup, browser-based tool. Transcription and caption rendering run locally in your browser instead of through a paid application service.
No. You can open the studio, choose a video, generate subtitles, edit them, and export the result without creating an account.
No. Your video and caption project stay in your browser. The first use may download a public speech-recognition model, but the video itself is not uploaded to an application server.
Yes. Choose bold, clean, or karaoke styling, set the caption position, adjust its size, and turn the caption background on or off before exporting.
Yes. Download an SRT subtitle file for another editor, or export an MP4 with captions permanently burned into the video.