12 Indian languages · Hinglish that stays Hinglish

Every word, on the beat.

Auto-captions drift. Ours carry a start and end for every single word, so the highlight lands exactly when it is spoken. Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali and 8 more Indian languages, in your own script or romanised — and every word stays editable before you export.

Free to start · no card · 60s clips on the free plan

The short version

Four numbers, no asterisks

12

Indian languages

Each on a model built for it

155

Caption templates

Published, and still growing

2K

Export quality

Up to 1440p · never upscaled

₹0

To start

No card, no expiry

Built different

Everything a creator actually needs

Not a video editor with captions bolted on. Every part of this was built around one job — getting Indian speech onto the screen accurately, quickly, and in a style worth posting.

Built for Hinglish

The transcription model understands Hindi-English code-switching out of the box — slang, regional accents, and mixed-script words that English-first tools mangle.

In practice: A sentence that switches language mid-clause comes back as one sentence, not two guesses stitched together.

12 Indian languages

Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi and more, in native script, Roman letters or English translation.

In practice: Detected on upload. The writing system is picked before transcribing, and each project can use its own.

Word-level editing

Captions reveal word by word, and every word's text and timing is yours to nudge. Drag one word on the timeline without disturbing its neighbours.

In practice: Move one word and its neighbours keep the timings you already set.

155 caption templates

Each one reveals word-by-word. Pick a style, recolour any word, nudge its timing.

In practice: Published from the builder and live for everyone the moment they land.

Renders in your browser

Export runs on your own machine, so your footage is never uploaded just to be rendered.

In practice: Only the audio is sent, and only for transcription. The video file never leaves the device.

Why AutoCap

Built for how India actually speaks

Code-mixed speech is where transcription tools fall apart. AutoCap runs on speech models trained on Indian languages, then lets you fix anything they still get wrong.

What the speaker said

“Basically yeh feature try karo, it actually works”

A typical English-first tool

basically ye picture try kado it act really works

AutoCap

Basically yeh feature try karo, it actually works

Roman

Basically yeh feature try karo, it actually works

Native

बेसिकली ये फीचर ट्राय करो, इट एक्चुअली वर्क्स

English

Basically, try this feature. It actually works.

Illustrative example of a code-mixed sentence — switch script per project.


How it works

Four steps, about three minutes

No timeline to learn and no project to manage — upload, fix what the model missed, style it, export.

  1. 01

    Upload a clip

    MP4 or MOV, from a phone or a camera. Pick the spoken language or let the model identify it — only the audio is sent, and only to transcribe it.

  2. 02

    Get every word timed

    Not a block of text: each word comes back with its own start and end, which is what lets a highlight land on the beat instead of drifting by the last line.

  3. 03

    Fix anything, pick a look

    Correct a word, split a line, nudge a timing — corrections never spend your minutes twice. Then choose a caption style and tune the colours, fonts and animation.

  4. 04

    Export

    Burn the captions into an MP4 — rendered in your own browser, which is why exports are unlimited on every plan — or download SRT and VTT for your editor.

Caption styles

155 templates, every word tunable

Each style reveals word-by-word and highlights what matters. What you see here is the exact renderer the editor uses — preview and export can't drift apart.


The difference

Why not just use any caption app?

You can. But most were trained on American English, and Indian creators spend the time they saved fixing the transcript.

Hinglish & code-mixed speech
Models built for Indian languages
English-first models guess, and it shows
Indian languages
12, including Hindi, Tamil, Bengali and Urdu
Usually Hindi at best, often English only
Script choice
Roman Hinglish, native script, or English
One output, take it or leave it
Word-level editing
Edit, retime and recolour individual words
Line-level edits, timing locked
Pricing
INR, starts free, no card to try
Watermark removal behind a dollar subscription

Upload a clip. Judge the transcript yourself.

The free plan needs no card. If the Hinglish isn't better, you haven't lost anything.

  • No card
  • 60s clips free
  • Audio only
  • Ready in about 3 min
  • 12 Indian languages