AI Captions transcribes the speech in a clip and renders it as animated, word-timed subtitles, with 32 caption templates and transcription in 56 spoken languages. It is for clippers, podcasters, and streamers who want every short captioned for sound-off viewing without typing a word.
Accurate, animated captions on every clip. Pick a template, highlight keywords, and tweak the style in the editor.
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5 → 400
posts a week
Cutting one podcast episode used to take me about four hours. Now I upload it to AutoClip and have 12 clips ready before lunch. I went from 5 posts a week to 20 without hiring an editor.
Dave1 tab
from the moment to the final cut
Every other clipping tool stopped at the export, so I’d still end up in CapCut fixing things. With Crayo I let AI find the moment, then fix the cut and captions in the same tab. I cancelled CapCut last month.
James2M
views from 30 clips
I started clipping podcast campaigns in September. My first 30 Crayo clips did 2 million views, and one hit 600k on its own. The captions are the first thing people comment on.
JonathanUpload a long-form video and let AI find the best moments, then cut them into ready-to-post clips.
FeatureA multi-track timeline with captions, zooms, transitions, LUTs, speed ramps, cutaways and camera keyframes. No install, no watermark on any plan.
FeatureMark the parts you want on one timeline, name them, and save every range as its own clip.
Use caseDrop in an episode, or just a YouTube link, and let AI find the moments worth posting. Captions, vertical crop, and clean audio included.
ComparisonCrayo vs Submagic, with dated prices. Submagic caps credits, video count and minutes per video. Crayo charges 1 credit per finished clip, no per-video cap.
ComparisonCrayo vs Captions with dated prices. Captions burns credits without an export and sells one plan per platform. Crayo is one browser plan, 1 credit per finished clip.