As it turns out, 85% of people watch videos with sound turned off. So, you might want to add captions to your videos to make sure everybody gets hooked to it.
In this guide, I’ll take you through the:
- Pros, Cons, Features, and Pricing…
- Of the 6 most popular and loved tools that add captions to your videos.
Lets’ begin.
6 Best: Video Captioning Apps
Currently, these are the top 6 software that add captions to your video: SendShort, CapCut, VEED, Zubtitle, Captions, and Kapwing.
| Captioning app | Best for |
|---|---|
| SendShort | Overall any use case |
| CapCut | TikTok videos |
| VEED | Closed captions |
| Zubtitle | Android users |
| Captions | Short-form videos |
| Kapwing | Quick edits |
That was sort of the ‘Key Takeaways’ section. Join me, and let’s dive deep into the story and explore each app individually.
1. SendShort
Website: sendshort.ai
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Automatically generates faceless videos for easier content creation. | Free version includes a watermark. |
| Converts long videos into short-form content quickly. | Limited to editing only short-form content. |
| Automatically adds subtitles. | |
| Allows adding images, GIFs, and music to videos. | |
| Provides AI-translated audio and subtitles for wider accessibility. | |
| Includes smooth transitions in video edits. |
Top Features:
- AI-powered trimming and editing suggestions.
- Quick export options to platforms for short-form content.
- Automatic conversion of longer videos into shorts.
- Faceless video generation for easier and faster video production.
Pricing:
- Free Plan available.
- Paid plans range from $15 to $59 per month.
2. CapCut
Website: capcut.com
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Free to use with a wide range of features. | Watermark included in free exports. |
| Has a mobile app. | Occasional lag or crashes on larger projects. |
| Offers advanced editing tools like filters, transitions, and effects. | Limited export quality options in the free version. |
| Some features are locked behind a paywall. | |
| Requires a stable internet connection for cloud-based features. |
Features:
- Wide variety of filters, transitions, and visual effects.
- Advanced video speed control (slow motion, fast-forward).
- AI-powered background removal.
- Built-in music and sound effects library.
- Multi-layer editing for more complex video projects.
Pricing:
- Free
- Paid plans starting at $7.99/mo
3. VEED
Website: veed.io
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Easy-to-use, intuitive interface for beginners. | Free version adds a watermark to videos. |
| Supports automatic subtitle generation. | Limited export quality options on the free plan. |
| Cloud-based, allowing access from any device. | Premium features are locked behind a paywall. |
| Video rendering can be slow on larger projects. | |
| Requires an internet connection for use. |
Features:
- Automatic subtitle generation with high accuracy.
- Cloud-based editing, allowing access from any device.
- Video collaboration tools for team editing.
- Supports adding custom branding and logos to videos.
Pricing:
- Free Plan available.
- Paid plans starting at $18/month.
4. Zubtitle
Website: zubtitle.com
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Automatic subtitle generation with high accuracy. | Limited customization options for free users. |
| Supports multiple languages for subtitle generation. | Free version adds a watermark to exported videos. |
| Simple and user-friendly interface for fast editing. | Limited video editing features compared to competitors. |
Features:
- Allows customization of subtitle style, font, and color.
- Option to add captions and headlines to videos.
- Export videos in various aspect ratios optimized for social media platforms.
Pricing:
- Free Plan
- Paid plans start at $19/mo
5. Captions
Website: captions.ai
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Automatic caption generation with high accuracy. | Free version includes a watermark on videos. |
| Supports real-time translation into multiple languages. | Limited customization of captions in the free version. |
| Easy-to-use interface with quick export options. | Requires an internet connection for use. |
Features:
- AI-powered automatic caption generation.
- Real-time translation for multilingual captions.
- Customizable font, color, and size for captions.
Pricing: Starting at $9.99/month
6. Kapwing
Website: kapwing.com
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| User-friendly interface suitable for all skill levels. | Free version has a watermark on exported videos. |
| Supports collaborative editing in real time. | Limited export quality options in the free plan. |
| Offers a wide range of editing tools and templates. | Some advanced features require a paid subscription. |
Features:
- Extensive library of video templates for quick editing.
- AI-powered tools for automatic subtitle generation.
- Supports various media formats for versatile editing.
- Collaborative editing features for team projects.
Pricing:
- Free Plan
- Paid plans starting at $16/mo
FAQ: Captioning Software
1. Which software is best for adding subtitles to video?
Answer: The best software for adding subtitles to videos is Adobe Premiere Pro for professional editing, and SendShort for short-form videos.
2. Is there a free caption app?
Answer: Yes, SendShort offers a free version that allows you to add captions to videos easily, making it a great choice for quick and efficient captioning without costs.
3. What is the app that lets you put subtitles on videos?
Answer: The app that lets you put subtitles on videos is SendShort, which offers automated subtitle generation and easy customization for your video projects.
Thanks a lot for reading this,
David Ch
Head of the Editing Team at SendShort
