How it works
From raw video to captioned in minutes
Here is the whole journey, screen by screen, and what Subera does behind the scenes while you wait.
Behind the scenes
What happens when you tap Start captioning
Your video never leaves your phone. Subera sends only the audio to write captions, and burned-in videos are rendered on your device.
Step by step
Seven steps, most of them optional
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Hi there
What are we captioning today?
How do you want to start?
VideoPick a video from your libraryAudioPick an audio file from your libraryRecord a videoRead your script on screen while you filmTeleprompter scriptsWrite, read and record your scriptsStart a project 1Start a project
Open Subera and tap New project. Pick a video or audio file from your phone, record a video, or start from a teleprompter script. No account needed.
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Spoken language
Japanese (Japan)▾Caption style
As spokenEnglish words in English letters, Japanese words in Japanese lettersAll in Japanese lettersEnglish words written in Japanese letters tooAll in English lettersJapanese words typed in English letters too, as in chatStart captioningChoose the spoken language 2Choose the spoken language
Tell Subera which language is spoken. For Arabic, Japanese, Hindi and other languages with their own script, choose how the captions should be written.
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Listening to your video
Good captions take a moment. Great ones take this one.
✓Setting the stage✓Casting the spellListening to your videoPolishing every wordLet Subera listen 3Let Subera listen
Tap Start captioning. Subera listens to the audio and writes word-timed captions, usually in a minute or two.
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Tap a line to fix it
Swipe right for more
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Welcome back to the channel
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Today we are trying three
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easy ways to edit on a phone|
Fix the timing hereSave00:06.8
Let me show you the first one
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It takes ten seconds
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and it changes everything
Review and fix 4Review and fix
Captions open on your video. Tap any line to fix a word or its timing, and replace misspelled names everywhere at once.
More on caption editor - 9:41←My reelExportGo viral todayFontColorOutlineBackgroundAnimate
Text colour
Thickness
Opacity
Save presetDoneStyle it 5Style it
Pick a font, colour, outline, background and animation, drag captions into place and save the look as a preset.
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Hello everyone, welcome
Hola a todos, bienvenidos
Spanish captions
What happens to the original words?
ReplaceThe captions become the translationBothShow the translation under the original wordsTranslateTranslate (optional) 6Translate (optional)
Translate into 100+ languages, replacing the original words or showing both.
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Export
▶Video with captionsCaptions drawn into the video, ready to postCCCaptions onlyA subtitle file: SRT, VTT, SBV, TTML or TXTExport and share 7Export and share
Export a video with captions burned in, or a subtitle file (SRT, VTT, SBV, TTML or TXT), then share it anywhere.
More on subtitle export
Your next video deserves captions
Download Subera and caption your first video in a couple of minutes. No account needed to start.
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