SUBTITLE EDITOR · AUTO CAPTIONS
Upload a video or paste a link to a YouTube video you own. Auto captions are timed word by word from your audio: fix any of them, pick a caption style, and download the captioned MP4 plus SRT and VTT files.
MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM or M4V
A video you own or have permission to use: YouTube, Google Drive, Dropbox or a link to the file.
Caption studio
Live previewTranscript, following the speech
Caption style
All 15 stylesWORD-LEVEL EDITING
Each word keeps its own time from your audio, so you can correct one without touching the rest.
Fix a name, a term or a misheard word. Clear a word to hide it.
Leave the replacement empty to remove a word throughout, like every “um”.
Move through the transcript from the keyboard, and undo any change.
The captioned MP4 and the SRT, VTT and TXT files all include them.
Leave “Replace with” empty to remove the word everywhere (handy for “um”).
0:07So um today we're going to showshwoyou the whole setup.
0:12It's um really simple and it only takes um a few minutes.
Tabnext wordEntersave
CAPTION STYLES
Pick a look and it goes straight onto the example above. In the studio, you see it over your own video before anything is rendered.
Add the video from your computer or paste a link to your YouTube video. The speech is transcribed with word timings.
Play the video and click any word to fix a name, a term or a mistake. Clear a word to hide it.
Pick a caption look and see it over your own video before anything is rendered.
Get the full captioned video, up to 1080p, plus SRT, VTT and plain-text files.
WHAT YOU GET
The video plays with captions anywhere, even where subtitle files aren't supported.
Free plan: the captioned MP4 has a small ClipSnitch watermark. SRT, VTT and TXT files never do.
Upload SRT or VTT to YouTube or Vimeo so viewers can switch captions on and off.
Captioning uses no extra minutes: only the upload counts against your monthly minutes.
Transcribe a video or an audio episode and copy the words, or download timestamped text.
Video to textThe same recording can become vertical clips with captions, without using more minutes.
Make YouTube ShortsThe length limit, aspect ratio and pixel size YouTube expects for Shorts.
YouTube Shorts size and lengthLinkedIn takes an SRT caption file. See its video limits and how to post with captions.
LinkedIn video specsUpload the video or paste a link to a YouTube video you own or have permission to use. ClipSnitch transcribes the speech with a time for every word. Correct any word, choose a caption style, then download the captioned video or SRT and VTT subtitle files.
Yes. Click any word to change it, or clear it to hide it. Each word keeps its own timing, and every download (the captioned video, SRT, VTT and plain text) includes your corrections.
SRT and VTT, timed from the words themselves, plus plain text. Most video platforms and editors, including YouTube and Vimeo, accept SRT or VTT.
Yes. Download the SRT or VTT file and add it to your video as a caption track, for example in YouTube Studio under Subtitles. Viewers can then turn the closed captions on or off. If you want captions that are always visible, download the captioned MP4, which has them in the picture.
No. Captioning works on the whole video. You can still turn the same recording into short clips later without using more minutes.
On the Free plan the captioned video carries a small ClipSnitch watermark. Paid plans download it without one. Subtitle files never have a watermark.
It keeps your video's shape, landscape or vertical, at up to 1080p. It is made in the background, so you can leave the page while it renders.
No. The upload counts its length against your plan's monthly minutes once; correcting captions and making the captioned video add nothing.
The spoken language is detected automatically and the captions are written in that language. Check names and specialist terms before you publish.
Your video is processed only to make your captions. We never share or publish it. Unless you save the project to your storage, it is deleted with its project after 3 days on the Free plan, 30 on Creator or 60 on Pro. You can delete it yourself at any time.
Upload it or paste a link to your YouTube video, fix any word, pick a style and download the captioned video with its subtitle files.
MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM or M4V
A video you own or have permission to use: YouTube, Google Drive, Dropbox or a link to the file.