5 tools for Android with which you can automatically generate subtitles for your videos and give them a spectacular touch.
If you are quite active on social networks and usually publish content on platforms such as TikTok, Instagram or YouTube, you may have wondered how to automatically add subtitles to your videos .
On PC you can find video editors like DaVinci Resolve , which allows you to add subtitles very conveniently and is also free. But what if we want to edit our videos directly from our mobile? In that case, you can use one of these apps to add subtitles automatically.
CapCut
CapCut is TikTok’s official and free video editor. One of its star features is the ability to automatically generate subtitles, and it does it really well.
It works perfectly in Spanish (as well as other languages) and allows you to choose between different templates with different styles and fonts. Most of the flashier templates are only available in the Pro version, although the four or five free templates available are more than decent. The generation process is very fast, so we cannot fault it too much. Highly recommended.
CapCut | Download on Google Play
Captions: For Talking Videos
Captions is another outstanding app in generating automatic subtitles. It is still in beta phase and has some details to improve, although it works quite well and is also free .
The app uses AI to create subtitles, and from our tests it detects Spanish without any problems. It also allows you to easily edit the text, highlighting a word or increasing its size to make it more eye-catching. It includes a good handful of templates and different options to customize colors and other details.
Captions | Download on Google Play
Blink: Subtitles and Prompter
Blink is an app that specializes in generating subtitles automatically. The application is capable of recognizing more than 40 languages, and among them is Spanish. It perfectly detects accent marks and has dozens of templates to choose from , each one more attractive and elegant.
In addition, it has additional tools that allow us, among other things, to highlight certain words, which is great. However, all this has a price, and the generation of subtitles in Blink is only available in the Pro version, which has a price of €8.99/month (or €54.99 if we opt for the annual subscription) . If you create content professionally and CapCut isn’t enough, take a look at Blink.
Blink | Download on Google Play
Voicella
Voicella is another tool specialized in the automatic generation of subtitles on Android using Artificial Intelligence. Once it has recognized the audio, you can edit the text and polish it, choosing the size and color of the text, modifying its location, etc. until you have it just the way you want it.
The final result is a little slow, and not as attractive as other apps like CapCut, Captions or Blink, but it has plenty of editing options. The biggest drawback of Voicella is that it only offers 4 minutes of free video. If we want to subtitle more content then we will have to pay or watch an advertisement.
Voicella | Download on Google Play
AutoCap
We finish with AutoCap, which we could say is a bit above Voicella when it comes to the quality of the subtitles. It can generate them automatically at a fairly generous speed, and then allows us to add different effects and modifications that look really good on the eye.
Of course, keep in mind that the application is free, but it leaves a watermark at the bottom of your videos . To eliminate it, you must subscribe to AutoCap, which costs 3.99 euros per month.
AutoCap | Download on Google Play
I hope you liked these apps to automatically generate subtitles for your videos. If you know of any other similar tools for Android, don’t hesitate to leave your recommendation in the comments section.