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Subtitles that wait for you to speak

Press Make subtitles and rmvbg writes down what you say, splits it into short lines and times each line to your voice — so captions pause when you pause.

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Part of rmvbg Pro.

The short answer

To add subtitles to a video automatically, open the recording in rmvbg Studio, choose Edit → Subtitles and press Make subtitles. A transcript is made if there isn't one, the lines are timed to the parts where you speak, and they're drawn on the video. Pick Clean, Boxed or Bold word, place them at the top, middle or bottom, fix any word, then save or export.

How it works

Auto subtitles in 4 steps.

  1. 1

    Open Subtitles

    In your recording, choose Edit, then Subtitles.

  2. 2

    Make subtitles

    rmvbg transcribes the speech and times short lines to your voice.

  3. 3

    Pick a style

    Clean, Boxed, or Bold word that lights up the word being said.

  4. 4

    Save or export

    Viewers of your link see them; the exported file has them burned in.

What you get

  • Timed to speech

    Lines follow the parts where you're talking and wait during pauses.

  • Three styles

    Clean, Boxed and Bold word — made for Shorts, Reels and TikTok.

  • Edit any line

    Fix a name or a word right in the list.

  • Many languages

    English, Bangla and more.

  • Burned in

    Captions stay on the video wherever you post it.

  • SRT too

    Download the transcript as SRT for YouTube.

Questions and answers

Are the subtitles burned into the video?

Yes, when you make the video file. On your share link they're drawn on the player too.

Do subtitles work in Bangla?

Yes. Choose Bangla as the spoken language for the best transcript.

Can I change the words?

Yes — every line can be edited before you save.

What does Bold word do?

It shows big capital captions and colours the word being said, like popular Shorts and Reels.

Related features

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