Add captions to video.
Upload a clip. Frameo times captions to every spoken word, styles them and burns them in.
Captions on, sound off
Same clip. Now it speaks without sound.
Drag to compare one vertical talking clip: silent with no text, then captioned by Frameo with each word lighting up as it is said.
Most feeds play muted, so the captions carry the message.
Caption styles
Pick a look. Every word stays in time.
One speaker, five caption looks. Each one is timed to the spoken word.
PromptAdd captions to a talking-head video, timed to every spoken word, burned in over a warm home studio shot, big heavy white words, one at a time, centered
Captioned for every feed
How to add captions
Three steps from upload to captioned video.
Add captions to video in the time it takes to pick a look. Frameo does the transcribing and timing.
Upload your video
Drop in the clip and Frameo transcribes the speech, word by word.
Pick a style and language
Choose a caption look and language, then fix any word right on the timeline.
Export your captions
Download the video with captions burned in, or take the subtitles as an SRT file.
Adding captions: what people ask
Frameo transcribes your speech and times each word to the audio. Clear audio gives the cleanest transcript, and you can retype any word on the timeline before you export.
Yes. Pick another language and Frameo writes translated subtitles timed to the same speech, across 40+ languages.
Burned-in captions are part of the picture, so they show on every feed exactly as styled. An SRT file keeps them separate, for platforms like YouTube where viewers turn subtitles on or off.
Vertical 9:16, square 1:1 and wide 16:9 clips all work, and captions are placed to suit the frame. The exact cost of a render is shown before you start it.
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Caption your next video.
Upload a clip, say the look, and Frameo times every word.