AI Caption Generator

Automatically add captions to your video with AI.

Cubix transcribes the speech in your footage, syncs captions to the words, applies a readable style, and keeps the text, timing, and look editable before export.

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Source video

Source talking-head footage before Cubix generates captions

Cubix Auto Captions

  • Transcribing speech
  • Syncing words
  • Building caption blocks
  • Applying style

Captioned video

Captioned video with synchronized on-screen text

THE MISTAKE

MOST CREATORS MAKE

  • Text editable
  • Timing editable
  • Style editable

What is an AI caption generator?

An AI caption generator uses speech recognition to turn spoken audio into synchronized on-screen text. Cubix generates captions across your footage, aligns them with the speech, organizes the text into readable caption blocks, and leaves the result editable before export.

Good captions are more than a transcript.

Getting the words right is only the first step. Captions also need timing, readable line breaks, and clear emphasis so they follow the speaker instead of feeling pasted over the video.

Speech

“The mistake most creators make…”

Transcript

THE MISTAKE MOST CREATORS MAKE

Word timing

THE·MISTAKE·MOST·CREATORS·MAKE

Readable caption

THEMISTAKE

MOSTCREATORSMAKE

What Cubix Auto Captions does

  1. 01

    Transcribes spoken audio

    Converts speech across your footage into editable caption text.

  2. 02

    Syncs captions to speech

    Aligns caption timing with the words being spoken.

  3. 03

    Builds readable caption blocks

    Groups the text so captions stay easy to follow on screen.

  4. 04

    Highlights active words

    Use word highlighting or karaoke-style emphasis when the selected caption treatment supports it.

  5. 05

    Applies a caption style

    Start with a clean caption treatment, then adjust how it looks.

  6. 06

    Keeps captions editable

    Correct words, adjust timing, change the styling, or download an SRT before export.

How to add captions to a video with AI

  1. 1

    Add your video

    Upload your footage or paste a supported video link, including YouTube.

  2. 2

    Generate captions

    Cubix transcribes the spoken audio and creates synchronized caption text across the footage.

  3. 3

    Review and customize

    Correct words, adjust timing and line breaks, and choose how the captions should look.

  4. 4

    Export your video

    Export the finished video with your captions burned in, or download the caption text as an SRT file.

Generate the captions. Then make them yours.

The AI handles transcription and timing. You can change the words, caption flow, highlighting, and caption look without starting over.

Style

The starting caption treatment.

Flow

How words appear on screen.

Highlight

How the active word is marked.

Want deeper visual customization? → Explore Caption Styles

Where automatic captions fit

Hands holding a smartphone showing a social photo grid of lifestyle posts, the destination for short-form video

Shorts & Reels

Add readable captions to vertical social videos.

Shorts & Reels →

YouTube creator desk with an overhead camera pointed at a keyboard, an ultrawide monitor, and a laptop — a raw long-form recording setup

YouTube videos

Caption long-form uploads and creator videos.

YouTube videos →

Two hosts recording a video podcast at a studio table with boom microphones, headphones, and cameras

Podcasts & interviews

Turn spoken conversations into captioned video.

Podcasts & interviews →Interviews

Laptop showing a video-editing timeline during a raw how-to recording

Tutorials & course videos

Make explanations easier to follow with synchronized text.

Tutorials & course videos →Course videos

Laptop showing a dark-mode product analytics dashboard used as a raw software demo walkthrough

Product demos & screen recordings

Keep narration visible while viewers follow what is happening on screen.

Product demos & screen recordings →Screen recordings

Make spoken video easier to follow without sound

Captions make spoken content available visually, including for viewers who are deaf or hard of hearing or who cannot listen with sound. Accessibility requirements vary by context, so review the final captions and use the appropriate caption or subtitle format for where the video will be published.

AI generates the first pass. You review the words.

Automatic captions are a starting point, not a locked render. Review the text and change anything before you publish.

Cubix handles

  • Speech transcription
  • Word timing
  • Caption block creation
  • Initial caption styling
  • Highlight timing

You control

  • Names and technical terms
  • Text corrections
  • Line breaks
  • Timing
  • Highlight behavior
  • Caption style
  • Final export

AI caption generator FAQs

An AI caption generator uses speech recognition to transcribe spoken audio and turn it into synchronized text for a video. The generated captions can then be reviewed, styled, and edited before publishing.

Yes. Cubix can transcribe the speech in your footage and create synchronized, editable captions across the video.

Automatic captioning analyzes the spoken audio, converts the speech into text, and aligns that text with the corresponding moments in the video. You can then review the transcript, timing, and styling.

Yes. Generated captions remain editable, so you can correct words and adjust supported timing, styling, highlighting, and layout controls before export.

Cubix stores word-level timing so caption highlighting can follow the spoken words more closely. The generated timing can still be reviewed and adjusted before export.

Yes. Cubix supports caption treatments that can emphasize the active word as the speaker talks, including supported color and karaoke-style highlighting options.

Yes. You can adjust supported caption styling controls after generation. For deeper visual customization, presets, and caption treatments, see Cubix Caption Styles.

Yes. Cubix can export caption text in SRT format in addition to using captions directly in the video. You can also upload an SRT file if you already have one.

The terms are often used interchangeably online. Captions generally represent spoken dialogue and may also include relevant audio information, while subtitles often refer to text used to represent or translate dialogue. The exact terminology varies by platform.

Yes. Cubix captions can be used on creator videos and short-form edits prepared for platforms such as YouTube, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and TikTok.

Cubix can generate captions across longer footage as well as shorter clips, subject to the media and usage limits of your plan.

Auto Captions creates and synchronizes the caption text from your video’s speech. Caption Styles focuses on how those captions look, including their visual treatment and supported styling options.

Looking for fonts, presets, and caption treatments? Explore Caption Styles

Your video already has the words. Let Cubix caption them.

Generate synchronized captions, review the text, choose the look, and export when it feels right.

Add captions to my video

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