Generate subtitles from any video — free
Subtitles make a video accessible, searchable and watchable on mute. AI Caption Cut generates them automatically from your video’s audio, on your own device, and lets you export a standard SRT or VTT file — or a captioned MP4 — free, with nothing uploaded.
Or open the full editor to style the captions and burn them into the video.
Auto-transcribe, then fine-tune
Speech-to-text transcribes your video with timing for every line, so the subtitles are already synced. You can edit any line’s text or timing, split and merge cues, and get the wording exactly right before you export.
Already have subtitles? Import an existing SRT or VTT to restyle or fix it, instead of starting over.
Export SRT, VTT, or a captioned MP4
Download a standard .srt or .vtt file to upload alongside your video on YouTube, Vimeo or a course platform — or burn the captions into an MP4 so they show everywhere, including on social apps that ignore subtitle files.
Word-level timing means the burned-in version can highlight word by word, which plain subtitle files cannot do.
Free, and it stays on your device
Your video is transcribed in your browser and never uploaded — useful for anything confidential, and it removes the upload wait and file-size cap entirely.
AI Caption Cut is free to use, with unlimited exports at 480p carrying a small watermark. Removing the watermark is a one-off payment for that one video — 720p, or full 1080p at 60fps — or an Unlimited Pass that covers every export for thirty days. Subtitle files are free either way. It is charged in your own currency at checkout, and there is no subscription and no account.
Questions
Can I download subtitles as an SRT file?
Yes. After generating, export a standard .srt or .vtt subtitle file — or a captioned MP4 with the subtitles burned in. Exporting the subtitle file is free.
How accurate are the auto-generated subtitles?
Accuracy is good on clear speech, and you can edit any line before exporting. Choosing the spoken language before you generate improves both wording and timing.
Does it upload my video to make subtitles?
No. Transcription runs on your own device, so the video is never uploaded — no wait, no size limit, and nothing stored on a server.
What languages are supported?
Fifteen, including English and Hinglish — Hindi speech written out in Roman letters rather than Devanagari. Select the spoken language before generating for the most accurate result.
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Try it on your own video
Nothing to install, no account, and your video never leaves your device. Unlimited free exports, and a one-off payment when you want the watermark gone.
Caption my video — free