Zubtitle
Automatic video captions. Ready for social media in minutes.
Zubtitle launched on January 22, 2020 with 156 votes, #160 of 3,486 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
What it does
Zubtitle is a web based video editing application that gets your videos ready for social media in minutes. Automatically add captions and headlines effortlessly, plus resize your videos for social media. Try it free at https://zubtitle.com
Zubtitle helps coaches, creators, and small teams add captions, headlines, branded styles, and platform-ready formats without learning a complicated video editor.
Add captions, headlines, branded styles, and platform-ready formats without learning a complicated video editor. Upload your video, clean up the transcript, add a scroll-stopping headline, and make it look ready for every social feed. Use built-in headlines to frame the point of your video before viewers scroll past. Generate captions automatically, then fine-tune the words and timing in a simple editor. Turn one talking video into square, vertical, widescreen, or feed-ready clips with a few clicks. Crop, resize, and reframe videos for each platform without rebuilding the edit from scratch. Cut down to the strongest moment and keep the message moving. Keep every video recognizable with your…from zubtitle.com
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