Captions & subtitles

From speech to SRT.In about a minute.

Broadcast-grade subtitle files — SRT, VTT, or burned-in — with reading-speed limits, line-length rules, and speaker labels handled before you ever open the file.

3
export formats: SRT · VTT · TXT
17 cps
default reading speed
42
max characters per line
subtitle_agent
AI captions
thisisthemomenteveryoneremembers
00:00 word-level sync · ±50 ms00:42

Subtitles that pass review

Platforms and broadcasters reject subtitle files for the same boring reasons: cues too fast to read, lines too long, splits mid-phrase. The generator enforces the standards up front so the file you download is the file that ships.

  • 17 characters-per-second reading speed by default, adjustable
  • Two lines maximum, 42 characters per line
  • Cues split at sentence and phrase boundaries, never mid-word
  • SRT, VTT, and plain-text transcript export
subtitle_agent
17 characters-per-second reading speed by default, adjustable
Two lines maximum, 42 characters per line
Cues split at sentence and phrase boundaries, never mid-word

Names spelled right, every time

Custom vocabulary is shared with AI Captions: teach it a host's name, a product, or an acronym once and every future file gets it right. Speaker labels make interview and panel footage readable without guesswork.

  • Custom vocabulary for people, brands, and jargon
  • Speaker-labelled cues for interviews and panels
  • Automatic punctuation, casing, and number formatting
  • Find-and-replace across every cue in the file
subtitle_agent
Custom vocabulary for people, brands, and jargon
Speaker-labelled cues for interviews and panels
Automatic punctuation, casing, and number formatting

Burned-in or sidecar — your call

Ship a sidecar file to YouTube for SEO and accessibility, or burn the subtitles into the pixels for platforms that strip metadata. Either way it is one transcript, one source of truth, and one click per language.

  • Burned-in render or sidecar file from the same transcript
  • Translate cues into 48+ languages before export
  • Re-time an entire region by dragging once
  • Works with footage from any camera or screen recorder
subtitle_agent
Burned-in render or sidecar file from the same transcript
Translate cues into 48+ languages before export
Re-time an entire region by dragging once

From input to finished render

  1. 1

    Input

    Tell the agent what you're starting from — a recording, a script, or a prompt.

  2. 2

    Format

    Pick the output shape: aspect ratio, file type, or platform target.

  3. 3

    Length

    Set duration or let the agent find the natural cut points for you.

  4. 4

    Features

    Layer in captions, music, b-roll, or any other agent in the same pass.

  5. 5

    Model

    The model router picks the right model for the job — quality where it matters, speed everywhere else.

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