Apps tagged with 'Video Captions' Page 3 of 3

A tool for creating high-quality animated captions in 55 languages, saving video editors and agencies significant manual work.

Desktop app that writes your subtitles word by word and places animated captions with sound effects on your DaVinci Resolve timeline.

LingoTube is a dual subtitle (caption) player for English, Spanish, Korean (K-pop) and other language learning!

Splicora turns a single long-form video into a complete content system. Paste a YouTube link, upload a file, or point it at Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Vimeo or a podcast RSS feed. Splicora transcribes once, and everything else works from that transcript.

Ebby will automatically convert your audio to text for a fraction of the time and cost of traditional services.

Share or record any number of windows over a clean background, without icons, folders or notifications.

Browser-based video caption editor with AI transcription, word-level timing control, and support for right-to-left languages.

Transform PDFs into professional narrated videos in minutes. AI-powered scripts, natural voices, 100% browser-based. No account needed.

Windows app that finds the best moments in long gaming recordings and cuts them as ranked vertical clips with captions, on your own PC. $34.99 once on Steam.

Add attention-grabbing automatic subtitles effortlessly to your short videos. Up to 3X longer watch duration, even at a rock concert.

Free, self-hosted AI video caption generator. Create word-timed animated subtitles with faster-whisper and FFmpeg. 27 styles, MP4/SRT/VTT/ASS export. MIT licensed.

Yes, you read that right: this is the first subtitle generator app you've seen that doesn't include any subscriptions. F-captions stands for "fair captions", and here is what you get:

Free, open-source Opus Clip alternative for Windows with local or cloud transcription, smart reframing, styled captions, and exports for TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, and more.