Captions

AI Edit applies a chosen style to your whole video at once: it cuts scenes, overlays B-roll, adds transitions and music, then leaves the result on a timeline you can still tweak. If something looks off, the chat-based editor takes plain-language instructions like "trim the pauses" or "swap the intro clip." For anyone who has stared down a Premiere timeline, that prompt-driven approach is the whole point of the product. It's not subtle. That's the appeal.

Captions is what the company was named for, and it shows. The app transcribes your audio, syncs the text to the timeline and lets you restyle it with over 100 templates. Font, color, size, animation and placement are all adjustable. Captions generate in more than 100 languages, which is why so many creators use it just for subtitle work. Downloading the transcript is supported too, so you can reuse the text elsewhere.

An AI Twin is a digital clone built from a photo or short clip of you, and it can deliver new scripts without another recording session. If you'd rather not appear at all, the AI Actors library offers generated presenters whose outfits, backgrounds and delivery you can change between videos. The company says avatars are rendered as complete performances with audio, video and visuals together, which is what gives them natural lip-sync.

This feature translates a finished video into 30+ languages and dubs it with a cloned version of the original speaker's voice, matching lip movement to the new audio. Ever watched a badly dubbed clip and given up halfway? This solves that. For creators with global audiences, it beats publishing subtitles alone because the delivery stays natural rather than feeling read. It's one of the clearest reasons to pick this AI video editor over a straight captioning tool.

Beyond the big AI features, Captions ships a set of small corrections that normally eat editing time. Eye-contact correction redirects a speaker's gaze to the camera even if they were reading a teleprompter. Noise reduction, filler-word and pause removal, background removal and auto-zooms all run from the same interface. Individually these are minor. Together they remove most of the tedious cleanup work.

Credits power every generative feature, from images and music to voiceovers and full AI Edits. Plans allot different amounts per month, and unused credits roll over up to three times your monthly allowance. Knowing how quickly Prompt to Video and avatars spend credits matters more than any single feature when you're weighing Captions pricing against a tier. Marketing videos that lean hard on generation will burn through a Max plan quickly.