Try it freeAuto-captions got the words wrong? Fix them fast.
Accents, fast speech, and background music make auto-captions mishear words. Correct every one in seconds, then export a video with the right text baked in.
Auto-captions get words wrong because speech recognition guesses from audio and struggles with accents, fast speech, background music, slang, and proper nouns. To fix it fast: upload your clip to AnimateCaptions, which transcribes with Deepgram Nova-3 for fewer errors up front, then click any wrong word in the transcript and type the correct one — no re-recording or regenerating. Pick a style and export a burned-in MP4 so the corrected words show for every viewer.
Correct every word in seconds.
Click-to-fix transcript, then a burned-in export with the right text.
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Start with a more accurate transcription
Upload your clip to AnimateCaptions and let it transcribe with Deepgram Nova-3. A stronger model means fewer wrong words to begin with — especially with accents, names, and fast speech.
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Read the transcript against the audio
Scan the timed caption lines while the preview plays. Misheard words usually cluster around background music, slang, brand names, and quick delivery — check those spots first.
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Click any word to correct it
Click straight on a wrong word in the transcript and type the correct one. There's no re-recording and no re-generating the whole caption track — the fix applies to that word only.
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Fix names, brands, and slang once
Correct proper nouns and jargon that speech recognition reliably trips on. These are the words that make captions look sloppy, so cleaning them up has the biggest payoff.
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Pick a style and export a burned-in MP4
Choose from 32+ animated presets and export a 9:16 MP4 with your corrected captions rendered into the frames — so the right words show for every viewer.
Edit every word
before you export.
Live caption preview, click-to-correct transcript, per-line drag positioning, and 32+ animated styles to pick from.
Fixing wrong auto-captions — FAQ.
Why do auto-captions get the words wrong?
Speech recognition guesses from audio, so it stumbles on background music, accents, fast or overlapping speech, slang, and proper nouns like names and brands. Even good models misfire on these, which is why a quick correction pass before posting matters.
How do I fix wrong words without redoing the whole caption?
In AnimateCaptions you click directly on the incorrect word in the transcript and type the correct one. Only that word changes — you don't re-record audio or regenerate the entire caption track.
How can I get fewer mistakes in the first place?
Use clear audio with speech louder than any music, and start from a strong model. AnimateCaptions transcribes with Deepgram Nova-3, which reduces errors up front so there's less to fix — then you clean up whatever remains.
Can I fix captions before they go live?
Yes. You edit the transcript in the browser and preview it before exporting, so every correction is locked in before you download the video and post it. Nothing wrong ever reaches your audience.
Do the corrected captions stay correct after I post?
Yes. Once you export, the corrected captions are burned into the MP4's frames, so the right words show for every viewer on every platform — they can't revert or re-transcribe.
Is it free?
Yes — transcribe, correct, and export on a free tier with no credit card. Free exports carry a small watermark; paid plans from $7.99/month remove it.
Get every word right before you post.
Transcribe, click to correct, export a clean MP4. No misheard words in front of your audience.
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