Multilingual clips
Most clippers handle English well and everything else approximately. This one works in 99 languages, and it writes the captions in the language your speaker actually used. Your first video is free.
No card required for your first video.
No, and that is deliberate. Nothing is translated at any point. The words appear in the language they were spoken in, and they are burned into the picture in that same language, so a Bahasa Indonesia recording ships Bahasa Indonesia captions. What you say is what appears.
Real clips generated from long videos. Captions and vertical reframing done automatically.
How it works
Upload the file or paste a link. It detects the language from the audio, so there is no dropdown to set and nothing to get wrong.
The AI listens to the whole recording in the language spoken, so the moments it keeps are chosen on what was actually said, not on a rough approximation of it.
Word by word captions burned into each vertical clip, in the language your audience already speaks.
FAQ
99, detected from the audio rather than picked from a menu. That includes Bahasa Indonesia, Mandarin, Spanish, Portuguese, Hindi, Arabic and the rest of the widely spoken set, not English with a few extras bolted on.
No. There is no translation step at all. Captions are written in the language that was spoken. If you need a translated version, that is a different job and this is not the tool for it.
No. It works the language out from the audio itself, which also means a recording that switches between two languages mid sentence does not need you to pick a side in advance.
The caption styles cover Latin scripts well. If your language uses a script with unusual glyphs, run the free video first and look at the result before you buy anything. That is exactly what the free one is for.
No. The price does not change by language or by length: one credit covers one video of up to ten clips whatever was spoken in it and however long it ran.
Up to 1080p and unmarked on paid plans. The free one comes back at 720p with a small watermark.
Bring one recording in any of the 99 and see how the captions read. The first video is free.
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