Automatic subtitles for your long video.
Upload the video once. ClipHit transcribes the whole recording and burns word-by-word animated captions into every clip it makes, in the video's own language, with no line to sync by hand.
How do automatic AI subtitles get generated?
Generating automatic subtitles with ClipHit takes four steps: upload the video, the AI transcribes the whole recording word by word, each word gets aligned to the exact instant it's spoken, and the caption burns in animated on every clip you export, with no separate syncing step.
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Upload the file
MP4, MOV, WebM, AVI, or audio alone in MP3, M4A, WAV, AAC. Your plan counts minutes processed, not the file's size or format.
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It gets transcribed word by word
Not one caption per sentence: every word is transcribed and placed at the exact instant it's spoken, with full support in Spanish and English.
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It animates on the clip
The caption appears word by word at the pace of the voice, burned directly into the video, not a separate file that can drift out of sync.
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You correct and export
If a word got transcribed wrong, you fix it by clicking on it in the transcript, and the change applies when you export.
Every word, at the exact instant it's spoken.
The caption isn't a separate layer that can drift out of sync: it comes burned into the video, word by word, ready to post as is.
9:160:42Word by word, not sentence by sentence
Most auto-captions show a whole sentence at once. These appear word by word at the real pace of the voice, which is what holds attention in a feed.
Burned into the video, not a separate file
There's no .srt that can drift out of sync when the video moves to another platform. The caption is part of the file you export.
Fixed in the transcript, not word by word on the video
If the AI got something wrong, you fix it by clicking the word in the text. No hunting for the exact instant on a timeline.
The subtitles aren't the only piece that comes out of the video.
The same video that gets captioned also becomes vertical clips, a blog post, a carousel, chapters, and posts for LinkedIn, X and newsletter.
Questions.
Upload a video and see the captions it gets.
7 days free, no credit card. The first captions come out of the first video you upload.
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