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Upload your video, let AI create captions, and download perfectly synced captions in 100+ languages.
Create captions for short-form vertical videos.
Add captions so viewers can follow the message even when audio isn’t convenient.
Create captioned versions of promotional videos for advertising campaigns.
Transcribe and caption recorded livestreams after the broadcast.
Create accessible captions for branded and informational content.
Generate captions for short social videos where appropriate.
Turn speech into perfectly timed captions instantly using advanced AI transcription.
Get up to 99% accurate transcription for clear, readable captions.
Download SRT files compatible with Facebook, Facebook Pages, Facebook Ads Manager, and Creator Studio.
Upload your SRT file to Facebook or burn captions directly into your video.
Generate subtitles for global audiences—perfect for international brands and agencies.
Built for marketers, content creators, brands, video editors, and social media managers.
vSubtitle is more than a caption tool — it’s a complete AI for Facebook Video Captions, helping you:
Create AI subtitles in multiple languages that resonate across markets and elevate engagement.
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With vSubtitle, you can automatically generate captions by uploading your video and letting its AI transcription system convert the spoken audio into synchronized text. You can then review and edit the generated captions before downloading the caption file or creating a captioned video. vSubtitle supports caption generation in 100+ languages.
Yes. If you have the Facebook video file, you can upload it to vSubtitle to generate captions automatically. vSubtitle transcribes the video’s audio, synchronizes the captions with the speech, and provides an editable caption output that you can review before publishing the video on Facebook.
Yes. vSubtitle can generate and export SRT caption files for Facebook videos. SRT files contain the caption text along with its timing information, allowing you to upload the captions separately to supported Facebook video workflows. Facebook’s Help Center confirms that .srt files can be uploaded as captions for videos and Page videos.
Yes. Facebook supports SubRip (.srt) caption files for videos, including videos uploaded to Facebook Pages. Facebook also provides specific requirements for SRT file naming and formatting. With vSubtitle, you can automatically generate synchronized SRT captions instead of creating the file manually.
Yes. Captions can be useful when creating video advertising content for Facebook and other Meta placements. vSubtitle can generate captions from your video and export them as subtitle files or create a video with captions embedded. Before publishing an ad, review the captions carefully for accuracy, readability and timing. Meta supports video advertising across placements including Feed, Stories and in-stream video.
Yes. You can use vSubtitle to generate captions for videos intended for Facebook Reels. Upload the video, generate the captions with AI, review the transcript and timing, and then export the captions or create a captioned version of the video. This makes vSubtitle useful for creators and brands producing short-form social video content.
Yes. vSubtitle supports burned-in captions, which permanently display the caption text within the video itself. This can be useful when you want the captions to remain visible regardless of whether a viewer has captions enabled on Facebook. You can also use a separate SRT caption file when you want captions to remain as a caption track
Yes. vSubtitle supports caption and subtitle workflows in 100+ languages, allowing you to create multilingual versions of your video captions. You can generate captions in the video’s original language and translate them for audiences in other markets before exporting them.
Yes. vSubtitle provides an editable caption workflow, allowing you to review and fine-tune the generated text and timing before exporting. Editing is particularly useful for correcting names, numbers, technical terminology, accents or sections affected by background noise.
Captions generally provide text for spoken dialogue and may also include relevant non-speech information, such as [music] or [applause], to improve accessibility. Subtitles generally focus on translating or transcribing spoken dialogue for viewers who may not understand the language. With vSubtitle, you can generate captions or subtitles, edit them, translate them into other languages and export them in formats such as SRT or VTT.
