Captions
Mobile-first AI video editor with captions, eye contact fix, and AI twins
About
Captions starts from footage you record yourself and polishes it with AI: auto-generated captions in many languages, eye contact correction that makes you appear to look at the camera while reading a script, background noise removal, voice cloning, and AI twins, a custom avatar cloned from your own recordings. It also does prompt-to-video generation and clips long videos into shorts. The product is mobile-first, built for creators who post daily to TikTok, Reels, and Shorts. Honest limits: the free tier is heavily limited with watermarked exports; the genuinely useful features sit behind paid plans; eye contact correction struggles with extreme camera angles and heavy head movement; and voice cloning accuracy varies. Pricing is subscription-based: Pro around $9.99/month, Max around $24.99/month, and Scale tiers from $69.99/month, with regional and app-store differences.
What it can do
- AI captions and subtitles; eye contact correction; voice cloning; AI twins; prompt-to-video; long-video clipping; background noise removal; AI dubbing.
Setup
Install the iOS or Android app, record or import a video, then apply captions, eye contact correction, or other AI edits.
Prerequisites
A smartphone; recorded footage to enhance.
Use cases
Works with
Trust score — 7/10
Scored 7/10 (verified tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: Facts sourced from three review pages read this session (therundown.ai, fahimai, techbriefly).; Pricing cited as USD iOS plans with regional-variation caveat.; Limitations documented: limited watermarked free tier, paid-gated best features, eye-contact angle limits, voice cloning accuracy varies.; No verbatim official homepage URL surfaced; officialUrl left empty per convention..
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