Load an .srt and hard-code the captions into the picture so they show everywhere — no player, no toggle, no missing caption track. Style the size, color and position, all in your browser.
or click to choose from your device
Choose videoDrag a clip onto the box or click to browse. It loads right away — no server upload.
Load an .srt/.vtt or add captions by hand, then edit text and timing — type exact times or drag the blocks on the timeline — and style size, color and position.
Re-export a WebM with the captions burned in and download it, with sound.
Captions become part of the picture — no separate track to lose or toggle.
Load the subtitle file you already have; timings are read automatically.
Set the size, color, position and an outline or box for readability.
Everything runs on your device — your footage is never uploaded to any server.
Most social video is watched on mute, so on-screen captions are the difference between being understood and being scrolled past. Burning them in makes them appear on any platform that plays the video.
A soft subtitle track can be switched off — or dropped entirely when a platform doesn’t support it. Hard (burned-in) captions are painted into the frames, so they can’t be removed or misaligned. The trade-off: they’re permanent, so export a captioned copy and keep your original.
Use the outline or box style over busy footage, keep lines short, and size captions so they’re legible on a phone — roughly five to six percent of the frame height works well.
Subtitle, watermark, trim and compress video — all in your browser.
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