AI caption generator
Upload a video, choose the spoken language, generate captions, edit the words, and export a clean SRT file for your publishing workflow.
Last updated: July 24, 2026.
Video to captions
Choose a file and language first. Sign in only when you are ready to upload and generate captions.
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Overview
Filmizzy is an AI caption generator for creators who need fast subtitles but still want control over the final text. The workflow starts with your video or audio file, creates an editable transcript, and keeps every caption line open for corrections before export. That matters for creator content because names, hooks, slang, and brand terms often need a human pass.
This page is the general entry point — it handles video or audio, all three language modes, and either export path. If your content fits a narrower case (a Hinglish podcast clip, a Shorts hook, a Reels voiceover), the dedicated pages linked below go deeper into that specific workflow; start here when you're not sure which one applies, or a project mixes formats.
Real input and output
Original
Audio: "Aaj ka episode creator workflows ke baare mein hai."
Generated caption
Aaj ka episode creator workflows ke baare mein hai.
1 00:00:00,120 --> 00:00:03,020 Aaj ka episode creator workflows ke baare mein hai.
The generated line stays editable, so you can fix phrasing, split long captions, or adjust timing before export.
How it works
The page content is crawlable without logging in, and the generation workflow starts from a clear upload and review path.
Start with MP4, MOV, WebM, MP3, WAV, or M4A media that has clear speech.
Pick Hinglish, Hindi, or English and choose the caption output that fits your workflow.
Correct names, hooks, punctuation, line breaks, and timing in the editor.
Download SRT or render a captioned video.
Use cases
Turn reels, shorts, and talking-head clips into captions that are easier to read on mute.
Prepare quick first drafts for client videos before a human editor polishes the final file.
Caption course clips and tutorials so viewers can follow along without perfect audio.
Comparison
A first pass from Filmizzy usually gets word timing and most sentences right within seconds — the part that takes longest to do by hand.
What it will not catch reliably: brand names, inside jokes, and the exact pause before a punchline. Budget a quick read-through for those.
Export SRT when the same video needs captions on more than one platform, or you expect to edit the wording after the clip is already cut.
Choose rendered captioned video only when the platform you are posting to will not accept a separate subtitle file upload.
FAQ
SRT export within the listed free-plan limits. Rendered captioned video and longer processing minutes are paid-plan features.
Audio-only files (MP3, WAV, M4A) work the same way as video — you get the same editable caption draft either way.
Depends on audio quality. Clean single-speaker audio often needs only spot-checks on names and slang; noisy or overlapping audio needs a fuller pass.
Accuracy drops in both cases, but it is usually still faster to correct a rough draft than to type a transcript from scratch.
Any editor that imports standard SRT — YouTube Studio, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut, and CapCut all accept it directly.
Start now
Start with a short clip, review the words, and export an SRT file when the captions look right.