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aivideocaption

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Most caption tools are built for English speakers, and when you upload a Hindi video or anything mixing Hindi with English mid-sentence, you get garbled timestamps and wrong characters — if it even parses the audio at all. AIVideoCaption is built specifically for that gap.

$299/mo · Free tier: 3 transcription minutes for videos up to 2 minutes long

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Summary

The tool takes an uploaded video, transcribes it in one of 11 Indian languages or Hinglish, and assigns start and end timestamps at the individual word level — so the highlight tracks the speaker even when they speed up or swallow syllables. You pick a template from 17 presets, fix any mistranscribed word in the editor, and export either a burned-in MP4 or an SRT file. The free tier covers 3 minutes of transcription across videos no longer than 2 minutes, which is enough to verify accuracy before committing. There is no API, no self-hosting, and no batch processing described anywhere in the vendor documentation — every video goes through the web editor one at a time.

Bottom line: Pick this for short-form Reels or Shorts in Hindi, Hinglish, or any of the 10 supported regional languages; hit the wall immediately if you need bulk processing, an API to automate caption pipelines, or videos longer than 30 minutes.

Pricing Plans

Usage-Based
Free Tier
3 transcription minutes for videos up to 2 minutes long

Free

Free

3 transcription minutes for up to 2-minute videos

  • Watermark-free MP4 and SRT export
  • All styles and editor features

Creator

$299per month

60 transcription minutes for up to 5-minute videos

  • All Free features
  • Higher limits

Scale Pro

$599per month

180 transcription minutes for up to 30-minute videos

  • All Creator features
  • Highest limits

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Pros

  • Word-level timestamp alignment for 11 Indian languages including Hinglish, which means captions do not drift behind fast speakers or code-switched audio the way generic English-first tools do.
  • Native script output alongside Roman transliteration, so your Bengali or Tamil audience reads captions in the script they actually use — not a transliterated approximation.
  • AI-selected keyword highlighting built into the export, so the words that carry the message get visual emphasis without you marking them manually.
  • SRT export alongside burned-in MP4, which means the same transcription session feeds both your social upload and your video editor's subtitle track without a second pass.
  • In-browser word-level editor with live preview, so a mistranscribed name or number gets fixed before the file leaves the tool — not discovered after upload.

Cons

  • No API and no batch processing: every video enters the editor one at a time through the browser. A team running 50 short-form videos a week cannot automate this — they are doing 50 manual uploads, and at that volume they will move to a transcription service with an API and build their own styling layer on top.
  • The free tier caps transcription at 3 minutes total and individual videos at 2 minutes, which is not enough to validate accuracy on a longer piece before committing to a paid plan — creators working with 5–10 minute videos are paying blind.
  • No self-hosted option and no API means the tool sits entirely outside any existing production pipeline. Teams that need captions embedded in a CI/CD video workflow or triggered from a content management system cannot use this without manual intervention at every step.

About

Platforms
Web
API Available
No
Self-Hosted
No
Last Updated
September 25, 2026

Best For

Who it's for

  • Indian creators using Hindi, Hinglish or regional languages
  • Short-form video content on Reels and Shorts
  • Precise word-level caption timing
  • Quick template-based styling and export

What it does well

  • Adding timed captions to Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts
  • Generating subtitles for Indian-language videos
  • Creating keyword-highlighted captions for social media
  • Exporting SRT files for YouTube and video editors

Frequently Asked Questions

Is aivideocaption free?
aivideocaption offers a free option alongside paid upgrades. Check the current allowances and terms before choosing a plan.
What platforms does aivideocaption support?
aivideocaption is available on: Web.

Generic caption tools stumble on Indian languages

Most caption tools are built for English speakers, and when you upload a Hindi video or anything mixing Hindi with English mid-sentence, you get garbled timestamps and wrong characters.

What the tool does

AIVideoCaption takes an uploaded video, transcribes it in one of 11 Indian languages or Hinglish, and assigns start and end timestamps at the individual word level. Users pick a template from 17 presets, fix any mistranscribed word in the editor, and export either a burned-in MP4 or an SRT file. The free tier covers 3 minutes of transcription across videos no longer than 2 minutes.

Key capabilities and limits

Word-level alignment tracks fast speech and code-switched audio. Output includes native script alongside Roman transliteration, plus AI-selected keyword highlighting. No API, batch processing, or self-hosting is available, so every video must be handled one at a time through the browser. The free tier also restricts individual videos to 2 minutes.

Who it is for and who should skip it

Indian creators focused on Hindi, Hinglish or regional languages for Reels and Shorts benefit from the precise timing and template options. Teams handling dozens of videos per week or anyone needing an API should skip it, since the tool offers no automation path.

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