Tutorials

1. 1Open Captions and drop in your video, or paste a YouTube or Google Drive link.
2. 2Pick the spoken language. If your video mixes Telugu and English, pick Tenglish — not Telugu — and the words come out the way people actually say them.
3. 3Pick a style. Pop is the safe default; Beast puts one huge word on screen at a time; Aesthetic keeps it small and blows up numbers.
4. 4Check the cost line above the Generate button, then hit Generate. Credits are charged when the job starts and refunded automatically if it fails.
5. 5When it lands, download it, or open Edit to fix a misheard word before you post.

Watch out · Uploads over 50 MB go straight to our storage rather than through the website. If a big upload seems to stall, give it a minute before retrying — restarting mid-upload is what actually loses progress.

1. 1Open Clips and add the episode — an upload, a YouTube link, or a Drive link.
2. 2Leave the clip count on auto unless you have a number in mind. Auto aims for roughly 16 clips an hour of source.
3. 3Set the language, then generate. A full episode takes a few minutes; you can close the tab and come back.
4. 4Open the Library to review what came out. Every clip has its own download.
5. 5Send any clip to the Edit studio to change the caption style or fix words, and re-render for free.

Watch out · You're charged per upload-minute plus per clip, so a 60-minute episode costs the same whether you watch it render or not. Trim dead air off the front before uploading and you pay for less of it.

1. 1Open the clip in the Edit studio — from the Library, or the Captions result card.
2. 2Scrub the timeline to the wrong word and click it. Type the correction.
3. 3The preview shows exactly what will be burned in, in the real font and style. What you see is what renders.
4. 4Change the style, position, size or colour here too if you want.
5. 5Hit save and re-render. It's free and it reuses the clean master, so it finishes in seconds rather than reprocessing the whole video.

Watch out · Clips rendered before the editor rebuild don't carry word timings and can't be edited. Re-caption one of those once and it becomes editable from then on.

1. 1In the Edit studio, open the Style tab.
2. 2Upload a .ttf or .otf font file. It gets attached to your account and appears in the picker.
3. 3Set the accent colour — the colour of the spoken word — and the words-per-line count.
4. 4Move captions to the top, middle or bottom depending on where your safe area is for the platform you're posting to.
5. 5Re-render. The look sticks for the rest of that project.