Kapwing

Kapwing turns a text prompt, script, article, or PDF into a multi-scene video with voiceover, visuals, and subtitles. You pick from integrated models including Veo, MiniMax, Seedance, and Kling, set the aspect ratio for each platform, and refine the result scene by scene. Every generation stays editable, so you can swap visuals or rerun a single scene instead of starting over.

The auto subtitle tool transcribes your audio and times each caption, which you then correct in a text editor rather than retyping. From there you translate captions into over 60 languages or dub the full audio into over 100, and higher plans add lip sync so the mouth movement matches the translated track. It's the fastest way to make one video work in several markets.

The drag-and-drop timeline handles trimming, splitting, layering B-roll, transitions, and effects in the browser, with exports up to 4K. Because it runs online, a Chromebook or a locked-down work laptop can edit the same project as a desktop. Projects save to a shared workspace, so a teammate can pick up the same file later.

Clip Maker scans a long video and pulls out short, platform-ready segments in 16:9, square, or vertical sizes, centering on the speaker and showing Safe Zones so you see how each clip lands. It turns a single recording into a stack of social posts, which is the main reason repurposing tools exist.

Clean Audio removes background noise and evens out loudness, Smart Cut strips silences so a talking-head clip loses its dead air, and the audio editor lets you split, merge, and add music. Text to Speech reads your script in stock or cloned voices, so you can add narration without recording it yourself.

The Brand Kit stores logos, fonts, and colors so every project starts on-brand, and custom fonts keep styling consistent. Teams edit in a shared workspace, leave comments directly on the video, and use real-time collaboration, which replaces sending draft files back and forth.