ByteDance
CapCut
A free video app for auto-captions and editing
◐Free plan ○Korean supported
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Key specs
| Price | ◐Free plan |
|---|---|
| Free limits | Basic editing and auto-captions are free, but some effects are locked |
| Paid price | Pro is around $9.99/month |
| Student / edu discount | No |
| Korean | ○KoreanSupports Korean for both the interface and auto-captions. |
| Login | Optional |
| Platforms | Web · iOS · Android · Windows · macOS |
| File input | VIDEO, AUDIO, IMAGE |
| Download output | MP4 download, subtitle file export |
| Commercial use | ConditionalCheck terms for commercial use. Some assets and music tracks are restricted to personal use only. |
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Who it's for
- Social media managers who need to create subtitled videos for free. Auto-captions are included in the free tier.
- People who want to shoot on their phone and edit right away. Projects sync between the mobile app and PC.
- Small business owners who need to quickly produce promo videos using ready-made templates.
Drawbacks
- Since it is run by a Chinese company, you need to check how uploaded videos are stored and processed. It is safer to avoid uploading internal company materials or sensitive footage.
- Some effects and music tracks that look free may require payment upon export. Check for Pro badges before starting.
- Some included music tracks have commercial use restrictions. Be careful when using them in advertising videos.
Getting started
- Download the mobile app or PC software and import your video.
- Turn on auto-captions and select Korean as the language. Tap any incorrect words to edit them.
- Split clips by sentence and delete unnecessary sections.
- Choose templates and effects, filtering out items with paid badges in advance.
- Select your resolution to export as an MP4, and save the subtitle file separately if needed.
Similar tools
- Vrew ◐Free plan Vrew turns speech to text to cut video by sentence, while CapCut offers far more effects and templates.
- Descript ◐Free plan Descript has sophisticated script-based editing, while CapCut offers more features for free.
- Pika ◐Free plan Pika generates new scenes from scratch, while CapCut polishes footage you already shot.
- HeyGen ◐Free plan HeyGen features AI avatars, while CapCut is for editing your own recorded video.
See also
- Comparison: Comparison of 3 AI Video Tools You Can Try for Free
- Comparison: 3 Best Auto-Subtitle Tools Compared — Vrew, CapCut, Descript
- Use: Video generation & editing
- Concepts: stt
Official link
https://www.capcut.com/ (opens in a new tab)
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