Accurate spoken words
Generate subtitles from speech and correct names, punctuation, terminology, and line breaks before export.
Platform-ready video captions
Add Subtitles to YouTube Videos
Caption tutorials, interviews, explainers, reviews, and long-form videos with editable text and timing that follows the complete story.
Caption preview
Your message stays clear—even without sound.
Words, timing, and style remain editable
Captions people can follow anywhere
Turn speech into polished subtitles, then shape every detail for the way people watch social video.
Readable on small screens
Adjust line length, size, contrast, and position so captions remain clear on a phone.
Your style, fully editable
Choose fonts, colors, backgrounds, emphasis, and placement that fit your brand and footage.
Simple subtitle workflow
From source video to captioned post
Create a reusable editing project, refine the subtitles, and export a finished video for your publishing workflow.
Upload your video
Open the subtitle editor and add the source clip you want to caption.
Generate and review
Create subtitles from speech, then correct the text, timing, and line breaks.
Style for the platform
Set the size, position, font, colors, and emphasis while previewing the full frame.
Export and publish
Render a new captioned video while keeping the original source unchanged.
Platform-specific guidance
YouTube Videos subtitle checklist
Prioritize comfortable reading and consistent terminology across longer videos.
1
Review terminology
Correct names, technical terms, product language, and recurring phrases once the transcript is ready.
2
Use natural line breaks
Split sentences where viewers naturally pause instead of filling every available space.
3
Keep a repeatable style
Apply one caption system across episodes, lessons, or channel series.
Subtitle guides for more platforms
Use the same editor while adapting subtitle pacing, placement, and styling for each publishing destination.
Frequently asked questions
Can I add subtitles to a long YouTube video?
Yes. Upload the source, generate a transcript, review the full timeline, and export the captioned edit.
Can I correct technical words in YouTube subtitles?
Yes. Edit names, jargon, punctuation, and line breaks directly in the subtitle track.
Can subtitles follow cuts made after transcription?
Yes. Because captions live on the editing timeline, they remain aligned as you refine the video.
Can I style captions for a YouTube series?
Yes. Use consistent fonts, colors, backgrounds, and placement across your videos.
Are captions included in the exported video?
Yes. Styled subtitles render as part of the video exactly as they appear in the preview.
Ready to make every word visible?
Start a subtitle project, upload your video, and keep complete control of the transcript and visual style.
Add subtitles to your video