Short-form content
Captions sit clear of the platform UI, so nothing gets buried under a comment tray or progress bar. Word-level timing keeps them on the beat.
Add word-synced captions to any video in the invideo editor. invideo agent transcribes the audio in 50+ languages, times every word to the speaker and lays the captions on the timeline, ready to style to your brand.
Captions sit clear of the platform UI, so nothing gets buried under a comment tray or progress bar. Word-level timing keeps them on the beat.
Set the caption style once and it holds for the full video. Sync stays locked whether it runs three minutes or forty.
Pull the moment you want and the caption track comes with it. Export in any aspect ratio without restyling the text.
Save the caption style as a preset and every variant inherits it. Swap the footage and the brand stays consistent.
Position captions scene by scene so they clear the UI you're showing. The product never sits behind text.

Readable type, short lines and timing that doesn't outrun the viewer. Dense explanations stay easy to follow at 1.5x.
Caption once, then translate. Lines reflow for longer languages instead of spilling out of the safe area.
Captions are timed word by word, so each one lands with the speaker. Trim the cut on the timeline and the captions re-time with it.
Try itinvideo agent transcribes accents, fast speech and multiple speakers, then translates when you need another market. You get an editable transcript before anything is styled.
Try itStart from a preset such as scroll text, bold text behind, scribble or gradient. Then change the font, weight, colour, position and animation in one place.
Try itDub the voice and rebuild the captions in one pass. The timing carries over to the new language.
Write the line, pick the voice and add sound effects that sync with your video. Then caption it on the same timeline.
A real multitrack timeline for when a prompt won't do. Trim a shot and the captions re-time to match.
Get timed subtitles for the audio in your video. Edit the transcript in place, pick a style, and export the file or burn the subtitles in.
Bring your whole creative process inside invideo, with the best image, video, audio, editing and language models on tap.
Caption a video yourself in four steps, or brief invideo agent and refine the result on the timeline.


Collaborate in real time with live cursors to show what everyone's working on.
Turn any script or idea into a shot-by-shot plan, then tweak as needed before generating.

Write your script inside invideo, and ask an AI co-writer for help if you'd like.
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An AI caption generator listens to the audio in your video, transcribes it and places the words on screen, timed to the speaker. invideo does all three automatically, then styles the text with animation instead of a plain subtitle bar. The captions land on the timeline as an editable track, so you can fix a word or restyle a line without retyping anything.
Go to the Trends tab on your dashboard and select Dynamic Captions. Pick one of the 10+ caption styles, upload a video or choose one from your existing invideo projects, and invideo transcribes and syncs the text for you. Preview it, edit the transcript or styling if you want, and export in up to 4K.
Yes, you can generate captions on the free plan. Free accounts include a monthly allowance of generation credits and exports carry a watermark. Paid plans remove the watermark, raise the credit limit, and increase export resolution. Full details are on the pricing page.
invideo transcribes and captions in 50+ languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Hindi, Arabic, Japanese, Korean and Mandarin. You can caption in the language spoken in the video, or translate the captions to reach a different market without re-recording anything.
There are 10+ animated presets, including scroll text, bold text behind, scribble effects and gradient overlays. Each one is a starting point rather than a fixed template. Font, colour, size, position and animation are all editable, so you can match a brand kit or change the look per video.
Yes. Captions sit on their own track in the invideo editor. Edit the transcript, move or restyle individual lines, or ask the agent for a change. When you trim the video, the captions re-time to match.
Yes. Most social video is watched on mute, so captions are often the only way the message lands. Adding them can improve watch time and completion rate on short-form platforms, and they make your content accessible to viewers who are deaf or hard of hearing, or watching in a second language.
It handles fast speech, strong accents, background noise and multiple speakers well. Accuracy drops on heavily overlapping dialogue or very poor audio, which is why the transcript is fully editable before you apply a style. Fix any names or jargon in the transcript and the timing stays intact.
Connect invideo to the LLM you already use through MCP. Ask it to caption a video, edit the style or translate in a different language, and it gets the work done in the same chat and creates it on a timeline as well.