Add subtitles to a video
Burn subtitles into the picture from an SRT file or a pasted script.
Free · No sign-up · No watermark
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How to use
- Choose a video.
- Upload an SRT/VTT file, or paste a script to create rough timing automatically.
- Pick the style and press Burn subtitles, then download the MP4.
Add subtitles to a video
Burned-in subtitles are part of the picture, so they show on every app — useful for Shorts and silent autoplay. Auto timing splits the script into short lines and spreads them by length; it is a draft, not speech recognition. You can download it as .srt, fix the timing and upload it again. Chinese and Japanese fonts are supported.
Subtitles sit inside a safe area away from the edges, where app buttons usually are.
Frequently asked questions
Is the auto timing accurate?
No — it is spread by text length, not synced to speech. Use it as a draft or upload an exact SRT file.
Can viewers turn the subtitles off?
No. Burned-in subtitles are part of the video. Upload a separate .srt file to platforms if you want switchable captions.
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Is my video uploaded?
No.
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