AI bilingual subtitles in 74 languages for videos without uploading
AI video editor that turns long videos into viral shorts with auto-reframe, captions, thumbnails and multi-platform publishing
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Freemium
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Free plan with 10 processing minutes per month and 0 AI credits. Pro plan with 75 processing minutes per month and 35 AI credits per month. Social Pro plan with 150 processing minutes per month and 80 AI credits per month. Creator plan with 400 processing minutes per month and 200 AI credits per mon
Key features
Translates 74 languages including multilingual display
Works with videos without subtitles via speech recognition
Real-time translation as you watch
Desktop extension for YouTube, X, Bilibili and TED
Local video player with no installation required
Android app for video playback and online video translation
Export subtitles as SRT or VTT files
Customizable subtitle appearance and positioning
Free subtitle reuse once generated
Bilingual subtitle display options
Auto-reframe to 9:16 with AI speaker tracking
Animated karaoke captions with word-by-word animation
AI thumbnail generation with face-aware framing
Automatic silence and filler-word removal
Profanity beep and audio censoring
Voice-cloned dubbing and caption translation
Multi-platform publishing to 10 social platforms
UGC Studio AI actor videos
4K watermark-free exports
AI viral clip finder with virality scores
What makes it different
Processes as you watch without uploading the video
Uses AI language models with context understanding for natural translations
Works even when videos have no subtitles
Subtitles appear immediately as you watch, no waiting for full video processing
Free reuse of completed subtitles across accounts
Speaker-tracked auto-framing: vertical crops follow the speaker across camera cuts for interviews and podcasts
Voice cloning for dubbing into Spanish and French with tone and emotion preservation
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