Add Subtitles to Video
Write captions, edit imported SRT or VTT cues, or transcribe speech locally before styling and burning subtitles into video.
Add a video
Create, import, generate, edit, and burn subtitles into one video.
MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV or AVI · or drag and drop
Your video stays on your device.
How to use Add Subtitles to Video
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Choose a video, then select manual entry, import an SRT or VTT file, or request local speech-to-text generation.
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Correct each cue's Unicode text and times in the list, or move and resize its block on the subtitle timeline.
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Set the shared font, size, color, alignment, screen position, background opacity and optional outline while previewing cues.
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Click Add Subtitles to Video to burn the captions into an MP4, then review and download it.
Frequently asked questions
About Add Subtitles to Video
Add Subtitles to Video supports three starting points: hand-written cues, existing SRT or VTT timing, and locally generated speech recognition. The cue list favors text correction, while one scalable track keeps long caption sequences manageable.
A shared visual system keeps every cue consistent over the real preview. Export permanently renders those captions into the frame, making the result portable to players that do not load sidecar files. Optional transcription downloads its model only on demand.