Timed twice
The whole video is transcribed once, then each selected passage is re-transcribed word by word; if the second pass cannot align, the first timestamps are kept and flagged as estimated.
The captions here are generated on the shorts the shortshort studio cuts from your long video, in the language spoken, with each word placed on the moment it is said. It is part of the one shortshort product, not a standalone subtitling service, and it does not caption a whole video you bring in for that purpose alone.
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The whole video is transcribed once, then each selected passage is re-transcribed word by word; if the second pass cannot align, the first timestamps are kept and flagged as estimated.
Spotlight highlights the spoken word in uppercase, Impact sets bold uppercase lines with one highlighted word in each, Karaoke lights words up as they are said, Minimal stays quiet with no effect.
If you already have an SRT timed to the source video, import it and its cues replace the studio's transcription in the captions of the short.
Four steps. About two minutes of your time.
No standalone captioning: captions are made on the 15 to 90 second shorts cut from your video, not on a full-length file uploaded only to be subtitled.
No translation and no dubbing: a short recorded in French comes out captioned in French, an English one in English, with no second-language track and no synthetic voice.
The captions are written in the language the speaker uses in the video, as transcribed. They are not translated into another language, and there is no dubbed audio track.
Each word of a selected passage is timed in a dedicated second pass on the audio. When that pass cannot line up with the first transcription, the original timestamps are kept and marked as estimated, so you know which captions to check in the studio.
Yes. Import an SRT file timed to the source video and the studio uses those cues on the shorts instead of its own transcription.
Yes. Every plan lets you pick the caption colour and the font for each video before rendering. Studio goes one step further and stores that choice as the account's brand preset, a single one per account, applied by default to every new video.
No. The captions are a step of the shortshort studio and apply to the shorts it produces, which run 15 to 90 seconds each. A one-hour video uploaded for captions alone would still come out as shorts.
Spotlight is the default: uppercase text with the word being said highlighted in turn, which follows the rhythm of speech. Impact suits a clip built around one number or claim; Karaoke suits explanations; Minimal suits clips where the picture matters more than the words.
Free to try with 60 credits. Your source video stays yours; the shorts you export join the community, and a plan keeps them out of it.