French
Accented characters are where quick captioning tools quietly break, turning é into e and changing meaning along the way. Your first video is free.
No card required for your first video.
They should, and it is worth checking rather than assuming, which is why the first video costs nothing. French is unusually punishing here because a missing accent can change a word entirely rather than merely look wrong, and because liaison makes word boundaries harder to hear than in languages that separate them cleanly.
In detail
| Item | Renders? | Needs checking? |
|---|---|---|
| Accented vowels | Yes | No |
| Cedilla and ligatures | Yes | No |
| Elisions with an apostrophe | Yes | Occasionally, at the join |
| Proper nouns | Yes | Yes, this is where errors sit |
| English words in French speech | Yes | Yes, spelling varies |
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Real clips generated from long videos. Captions and vertical reframing done automatically.
How it works
Any common file, or a supported link.
Accents and proper nouns are worth a glance.
Vertical with the words rendered into the frame.
FAQ
No. The recording is read as it sounds.
The caption typefaces cover Latin script including French accents.
Yes. Proper nouns are the usual place a correction is needed.
No. French in, French out.
Heavy crosstalk gives less to work with, in any language.
Run one French recording and read it closely. The first video is free.
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