Captions
Captions automates captioning, eye contact correction, lip-syncing, and audio cleanup for short-form content creators and corporate video communication.
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About Captions
What it is
Captions is a studio built for talking-to-camera video. It records or imports a clip and then does the repetitive work: burned-in subtitles, trimming filler words, reframing for vertical, and correcting eye contact so you appear to look at the lens while reading a script.
Why it's different
It is built around one job, the piece to camera, and does it more thoroughly than a general editor. The caption styling alone is what most people are trying to copy when they edit by hand. The eye-contact correction is the party trick and also the weakest part: it can land in the uncanny middle where a viewer cannot say what is wrong but stops trusting the face. There is no meaningful free tier, so the trial is what decides it.
How people use it
Social clips where you talk straight to camera. Adding styled subtitles without doing them by hand. Tidying a first take rather than filming a second. Cutting a webinar into shorter pieces. Test the eye-contact tool on a real viewer before using it on anything that matters, and turn it off rather than tuning it if a clip looks slightly off.
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