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3 languages English, German, Albanian — even in one sentence
A caption generator is worth using when the captions it writes are right the first time and quick to fix when they aren’t. Titro listens to the whole video, puts a timestamp on every word, and opens the result in an editor where a wrong word is one tap away from right.
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The speech model records when each word starts and ends, so the caption changes exactly when the voice does and the spoken word can light up as it is said, karaoke style. Captions timed by the sentence sit on screen too long or leave too early; captions timed by the word keep pace with the speaker.
Generated captions are a draft you can trust most of, not all of. Tap any word to fix it, drag a caption anywhere in the frame, split a line that runs long or merge two short ones. Turn on the personal dictionary and the names you correct once are remembered for the videos that follow.
Presets for the way people actually post — TikTok, Box, Podcast, Karaoke, Pop, Neon, Minimal, Elegant and more — plus fonts, text and highlight colours, and entrance effects such as Typewriter, Bounce, Zoom and Fade. One caption can even carry a different style from the rest when a line deserves the emphasis.
The export is the original video at its original resolution with the captions rendered into the frame, so they survive downloads, reposts and forwards. When a player wants a file instead, Titro Studio on the web downloads the same captions as an .srt, speaker names included.
From the gallery in the iPhone or Android app, or from your computer at app.titro.live. Choose how many words appear at once, whether the audio needs cleaning, and whether more than one person speaks.
A short video comes back in about twenty seconds; a long one takes longer. The work runs on Titro’s servers, so your phone is free while it happens.
Read the captions through, tap any word the audio made unclear, pick a preset or the look you saved last time, and move a caption if it covers a face or a product.
Save the video with the captions burned in, at the resolution you shot it in. In Titro Studio you can also download the .srt.
People search for an AI caption generator, an auto caption generator or simply a caption generator, and mean the same thing: software that turns speech into timed on-screen text without anyone typing it. The “AI” is a speech recognition model. It is good at hearing and timing words; it does not invent new ones, summarise or rewrite. That matters because the captions are a record of what was said, and in Titro they stay one — even in videos recorded with the teleprompter, the captions follow the voice, and the script only decides how names and terms you actually spoke are spelled. For the generator’s cousin aimed at subtitles and translation, see auto subtitle generator; for the captions-only angle, auto captions.
Accuracy follows the recording. A voice close to the microphone in a quiet room comes back almost ready to post; wind, echo, music under the voice and two people talking at once all cost corrections. Turn on audio cleanup at upload for anything shot outdoors or in a hard room — Titro cleans and levels the track before it listens. If the same brand name or place comes up every week, the personal dictionary is the fix: correct it once and the generator spells it your way from then on. The one thing no setting fixes is a word the microphone never caught, which is why the read-through before export is part of the job, not a sign that something failed.
The generator is the same everywhere; the frame it writes into is not. TikTok, Reels and Shorts each cover a different part of the picture with buttons and text, and Facebook previews in a muted feed with its own layout. Placement and line length for each are on TikTok captions, Instagram Reels captions, YouTube Shorts captions and captions for Facebook video. For a long YouTube upload the better output is usually a subtitle file, covered on the YouTube subtitle generator page.
A caption generator earns most of its keep on the videos nobody wants to caption by hand. Say “more than one voice” at upload and each speaker gets a name and a colour, in the video and in the .srt. One tap finds long pauses and filler words and cuts them, and the captions are retimed to match. Videos run up to 60 minutes on Creator and 180 on Studio, and long ones are easier to handle in the browser. The workflows are on subtitles for interviews, podcast subtitles and subtitling long videos.
Your first Titro video is free up to three minutes, with no card. It is the real product at full resolution, with one difference: a small Titro mark, which paid plans don’t carry. After that, Creator is €4.99 a month for 300 minutes of video, all styles and translation included; Studio, for agencies and newsrooms, is €29 a month with no practical limit. Minutes are counted on the video’s length, so a month’s capacity is simple arithmetic. If you are weighing other tools — CapCut, Submagic, Captions, VEED — the nine-app comparison lays out prices and limits side by side, and the CapCut comparison covers the one most people start with.
Your first video is free up to three minutes, with no card. It carries a small Titro mark; paid plans, from €4.99 a month for 300 minutes, export without one.
English, German and Albanian, including Gheg and Tosk and sentences that switch language halfway through. Other languages aren’t supported, so a video in French or Italian won’t caption correctly in Titro.
Yes — a speech recognition model listens to the audio and times every word. It writes down what was said; it doesn’t rewrite, summarise or add words of its own.
About twenty seconds for a short video. Longer videos take longer, and the processing runs on Titro’s servers, not your phone.
Yes, in Titro Studio on the web: every project downloads as an .srt, with speaker names if there are several. The format is explained on the SRT file generator page.
Yes, as an app on both, and in the browser as Titro Studio — one account across all three.
Yes, with one click, between English, German and Albanian in any direction. Translated minutes count double. More on the video subtitle translator page.
Upload it now and see it finished before your coffee’s done.
