What is captionrich?
captionrich is a browser-based video editor where you cut footage by deleting words from an AI transcript. It adds animated, word-level captions in over forty styles and translates them into over fifty languages. One-click tools remove silences, bad takes, and filler words, and Auto Clipper turns long videos into shorts ready to post.
Top Features:
- Text-based editing: delete words in the transcript and the video is cut automatically.
- Animated captions: choose from 40+ word-level styles burned into the exported MP4.
- AI translation: translate captions into 50+ languages with word-level timing kept intact.
Use Cases:
- Short-form content: caption and trim talking-head videos for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts.
- Podcast clips: pull the best moments from long episodes with captions added.
- Multilingual ads: translate ad captions so one video reaches several language markets.
Who Can Use captionrich?
- Content creators: publish captioned shorts faster without learning a complex timeline editor.
- Marketing agencies: produce branded clips for many clients using saved style presets.
- Educators and coaches: turn lessons and webinars into short captioned clips for social feeds.
Pricing
- Free ($0): three videos a month up to three minutes, no watermark, SRT export.
- Pro ($6 per month): fifty videos monthly, AI translation, Auto Clipper, and cloud projects.
- Max Pro ($15 per month): 120 videos monthly up to seven minutes, plus priority support.
Pros and Cons
Pros:
- Easy editing: working on video feels like editing a simple text document.
- No watermark: even free exports come out clean without a logo stamp.
- Low prices: paid plans start at six dollars a month with translation included.
Cons:
- Length caps: edited videos are limited to three to seven minutes by plan.
- Free plan basics: translation, cloud storage, and Auto Clipper need a paid plan.
- Social focus: it suits short clips more than long-form or cinematic editing.
FAQs:
1) How does text-based editing work?
The AI transcribes your video, and deleting transcript words cuts the matching footage.
2) Do free exports have a watermark?
No, free exports are clean, though limited to three short videos monthly.
3) How many languages are supported?
It detects over fifty languages, and paid plans translate captions into fifty plus.
4) Can I edit on my phone?
Yes, you can upload, edit, translate, and export from a mobile browser.
5) Can it cut out silences?
Yes, one-click tools remove silences, bad takes, and filler words automatically.