Why burned-in captions
Many people watch short videos with the sound off, and platform auto-captions vary in style and accuracy. Burned-in captions look the same everywhere: in the feed, in embeds and in downloads.
Timed to the words, matched to your script
Cutflare listens to the finished audio to find when each word is spoken, then lines it up with your script text. The timing comes from the audio; the spelling comes from your script, so names and numbers are written the way you wrote them.
Styles that stay readable
Captions use heavy, rounded fonts with an outline so they read on bright and dark scenes alike.
- Short lines of a few words, so the eye never has to chase text
- One highlighted word per line for emphasis
- Kept inside the safe area, clear of the platform's buttons and description
- Rendered at 1080p, never blurred or upscaled
Free with every video
Captions are added when clips are joined, and joining is free. Change a script line and re-join, and the captions follow.
Frequently asked questions
Do captions cost credits?
No. Joining clips and adding captions are free.
Do captions work for Hindi?
Captions follow your script text, so they use the same language and spelling you wrote.