About Captionit

• Captions: speech recognition runs in your browser (English, Roman Hinglish and Devanagari Hindi), timed word by word, with 150 animated templates and a word-level editor.
• Editing: a multi-track timeline with trims, splits, text and media overlays, effects, transitions, speed changes and an audio studio — and what you preview is what the export renders.
• Clipper: find the moments worth posting from a longer video — suggestions measured on the device from silence and scene changes, plus an AI Clipping Studio that ranks moments from the transcript with an editorial estimate — then reframe them for vertical formats.
• Creator Studio: hook ideas, scripts, captions and hashtags, a reel analyzer, a content planner, a teleprompter and growth tracking — the AI writing tools run on a free model and say so when they fall back to templates.
• Exports: MP4 video plus SRT, VTT, ASS, plain-text and JSON caption files, and transparent overlays for other editors (rendered by the free desktop Companion app).

The heavy work — transcription, editing previews and MP4 rendering — happens on your device, in the browser. Your video files live in your browser’s storage on this device; an account only syncs your projects, captions, full transcripts and settings — plus the file name, size, length and format of each video — so you can pick them up elsewhere. That design is also the privacy story: your audio is never sent to a third-party speech service. The Privacy Policy describes exactly what is stored where.

Captionit is built and run by Parvez Achhan Ali Siddiqui, an individual (sole proprietor) trading as Captionit, based in India. It is a one-person operation: the same person designs the templates, writes the code, answers support email and handles payments and refunds. Support is at work.techhacksai@gmail.com — you will get a person, not a ticket queue.

The full editor is free. Paid plans are 30-day passes that raise limits — more projects, bigger uploads, longer videos, longer export retention — at the prices on the Pricing page; they never renew automatically. The site may also show advertising in the future; if it does, the Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy describe how that works and how to opt out of personalised ads.