Post-production / Accessibility

The right words.
At the right moment.

Bring your own caption file. Fix a line, adjust a cue, or shift the timing against your local edit, then export SRT or WebVTT.

Read the worked field guide ↗
Read → listen → align
Read → listen → align Fictional worked example

One draft is kept in this browser when storage is available. Export a backup to keep it.

Your draft stays on this device.

Import a saved project

Set the context

Review alongside a video — optional

You can also edit without a player.

Caption preview appears here during local playback.

Bring your caption draft

Or paste caption text

Edit your captions

Start with a caption, or try the fictional example above.

A small part of a considered workflow

Supports up to 500 plain-text cues and files under 1 MB. Styling, positioning, karaoke tags and VTT metadata are not supported. Cue IDs and NOTE comments are omitted. This editor does not transcribe speech or fetch captions from YouTube.

Read captions against the final audio, including speaker changes and meaningful sounds. Timing checks cannot establish transcription accuracy or accessibility quality. Review on the destination player before publishing.

Your files and your draft

Text drafts save in this browser when storage is available. Local video files are played on this device and are not stored in your draft or uploaded. A JSON project backup restores the editable rows; the publishing export contains only the chapter list, shot list or captions. Keep a backup before clearing browser data.

Read the worked example · Download the blank worksheet