Add subtitles to your video in 3 easy steps.
Over 85% of videos on Facebook are watched without sound. Add subtitles to your video to help engage users.
Learn How
Automatically create subtitles you can edit and style however you like
STEP 1
Automatically transcribe your audio and video files using the power of AI. Closed Caption Creator supports over 20 different languages and dialects. There is no limitation on file size or duration.
STEP 2
Change the look of your subtitles to match your brand. Adjust the position, font, size, color, spacing, and format using the simple WYSIWYG editor. You can even import your own custom fonts.
STEP 3
Export your video with burnt-in subtitles (open captions) using presets for Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, and more. Automatically crop your video for Instagram without sacrificing quality.
There are many solutions available online for adding subtitles to your video.
Closed Caption Creator offers better value by providing higher accuracy, and over 300 free minutes of transcription every month.
Automatically generate subtitles, closed captioning, and transcripts using the power of AI inside of Closed Caption Creator.
Automatically translate your subtitles to over 50 different languages using Closed Caption Creator. Powered by DeepL, and ModernMT.
Speed up your subtitle workflow using custom keyboard shortcuts. Control playback, and insert new events without touching the mouse.
Catch errors as you make them using Realtime Error Detection. Visual alarms are shown when technical mistakes are made.
Closed Caption Creator has a powerful NEW interface designed with feedback from captioners and industry professionals.
The media player supports multiple audio, and video formats. Users can import media from local storage, YouTube, Vimeo, or cloud storage (e.g. AWS S3).
The QuickTools Drawer is where users will find tools to help when creating subtitles. Edit your subtitle style, search and replace key words and phrases, and check your work using custom style guides.
Event Groups gives you greater control in how you choose to organize your project. For example, you can create event groups to manage multiple languages, or have multiple event groups for different members of your team when working collaboratively.
The Event Editor is where you will find all of your subtitle events listed along with important metadata. Each event allows you to update the start and end timecodes, position, text, and caption style.
The Interactive Timeline provides an alternative view of the events from the Event Editor (4). Built around the simplicity of drag-and-drop, users can update the timing of events, and even create new events all from the Timeline.