Quick guide
Lessons people can follow with the sound off
Learners watch on trains, in offices and in shared rooms. Captions are often the difference between finishing a lesson and closing it.
Correct the terms your course actually uses, then take the captioned video, the subtitle file, or the transcript.
- Captions in the video, or SRT and VTT on their own.
- Fix your own terms.
- A transcript for lesson notes.
Common questions
Burned-in captions or a subtitle file?
Both. Captions can be burned into the video, and you can download SRT or VTT to upload separately if your platform wants its own subtitle file.
Can I fix technical terms?
Yes. Course videos are full of terms a general model has never heard. Correct them once and the captions in the video use your wording.
Can I do a whole course at once?
One video at a time, up to 1 GB and up to 15 minutes. Longer lessons need splitting first.
Do I get the text as well?
A transcript, as TXT or a Word file, which is often the fastest way to write a lesson summary.