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Short-form video, explained

Straightforward walkthroughs for captioning, cutting and posting clips. No jargon, just the steps that get a clip ready for the feed.

How to add captions to a video automatically

Turn spoken audio into synced, on-screen captions without typing a word or dragging text on a timeline.

Drop in 2–4 angles of the same session and get a cut episode back — synced by audio, cut to whoever is speaking, then clipped for social.

Cut a long recording down to the moment worth posting and export it vertical, captioned and ready to upload.

Turn one long upload into a week of vertical Shorts — the moments are already in the video, they just need finding, cropping and captioning.

Crop a 16:9 recording to a 9:16 frame that follows whoever is speaking, instead of a static box that misses them.

Karaoke captions in your font and colour: five highlight treatments, word emphasis, auto-emoji and placement that dodges the platform buttons.

Cut the ums, uhs and long pauses automatically, trimmed against the transcript rather than guessed from the waveform.

Put a line of text on screen that tells a scrolling viewer why to stay — written by you, or drafted from the transcript.

Put a track under a clip without burying the voice, and score a whole folder of clips in one render queue.

Gallery grids, screen shares and hour-long calls turned into vertical, captioned clips worth posting.

Brand every clip with your own logo or @handle — drop in a mark, size it, set the opacity and place it anywhere in frame.

Queue a folder of videos, apply one caption style to all of them and render the whole batch while you do something else.

Add a translated voice track and target-language captions to a clip so one recording can reach viewers in another language.