Upload the clip
Start with the edited video or the short source clip you plan to publish.
TikTok video captions
Upload a TikTok draft or source clip, generate a timed caption draft, then review the words, line breaks, and placement before export.
Start caption generationUse the editor before publishing. Names, slang, product terms, and mixed-language lines need a real review.
Start with the edited video or the short source clip you plan to publish.
Create a timestamped caption draft and choose the language your viewers expect.
Check line breaks, timing, style, and export format in a vertical workflow.
TikTok viewers usually see captions on a phone, over a moving subject, with platform controls sitting near the bottom of the screen. A good caption workflow keeps the text short enough to scan and easy to adjust before the final export.
AutoCaption handles the caption draft and export workflow. The human job is still important: review names, numbers, local phrases, product wording, and any line that could cover a face, product, or on-screen action.
Keep the first caption lines close to the spoken point so viewers can understand the clip without sound.
Preview captions against the final frame so they do not sit over the creator's face, product, or app controls.
Review Hindi, Urdu, English, Roman Urdu, slang, and brand terms before export.
Use a style that stays readable on a phone without filling the whole frame.
Use this when the caption style should stay visible inside the uploaded video.
Use a subtitle file when you also need an archive, review file, or another edit later.
Yes. Upload the video, generate editable captions, review the text and timing, then export the format available in the editor.
Use a captioned video when the text style should stay visible in the uploaded clip. Keep SRT or VTT when you also need a reviewed subtitle file for another channel, archive, or client handoff.
Yes. You can edit caption wording, timing, line breaks, and style before downloading a file or captioned video.
Check the hook, names, product terms, local phrases, mixed-language lines, caption timing, and whether captions cover important parts of the frame.
Yes. AutoCaption supports 40+ target languages, and the editor lets you review mixed-language captions before export.
Start with the clip, review the caption track, then export the version your workflow needs.