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Most feeds start silent. Subtitles keep people watching past the first second.
Auto Subtitles
Subtitles that keep up with every word.
Drop in a video and Cliplume listens, writes it out and times every word, then burns it in with a style that suits the cut. No transcript to type, no timeline to nudge.
A woman speaking to camera, with word-by-word subtitles added by Cliplume
How it works
How Auto Subtitles works.
- 01
Upload your video
Anything with speech, up to 5 minutes. Interviews, talking heads, tutorials, reels.
- 02
Pick a quality and a style
Standard for clean, low-cost subtitles, or Studio for 30 styles including animated word-by-word highlights.
- 03
Set the language
Let Cliplume detect what’s spoken, or choose it. Optionally show subtitles in another language.
Made for video that gets watched on mute
Talking-head and tutorials
Make explainers and lessons easier to follow, and easier to search.
Accessibility
Give deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers the full video, with timing that matches the speaker.
Reach a new audience
Keep your own voice and show subtitles in another language.
Auto Subtitles, answered.
What to expect from Auto Subtitles: limits, quality and cost.
Speech is transcribed automatically and timed to each word. It’s very good on clear audio; for names and jargon, the result is only as good as the recording.
Yes. You download an MP4 with the subtitles in the picture, so they show on every platform.
You can pick from 47 spoken languages or let Cliplume detect it, and show the subtitles in any of 47 languages.
Standard gives clean, readable subtitles in 10 languages at the lowest cost. Studio adds 30 styles including word-by-word animation, many more spoken languages and translated subtitles.
By the length of your video. Standard costs the least. Studio costs more, its animated styles cost double, and translated subtitles add a per-minute charge. The exact credits show before you start.
Up to 5 minutes.
More ways to finish a video.
Subtitles that keep up with every word.
Accurate, styled subtitles, timed word by word.
Try Auto Subtitles