Upload a clip and get Korean (한국어) captions timed to every spoken word. Use Auto-detect for Korean speech, tweak a phrase, then burn into Shorts, TikTok, or Reels, or download SRT/VTT.
How it works
Upload a clip, use Auto-detect so Korean speech is transcribed in Hangul, review the words and spacing, then style and export your captions.
Choose your MP4, MOV or audio file and leave language selection on Auto-detect so Korean speech is written in Hangul with a start and end time for every word.
Correct names, song titles and Konglish terms against the audio, and check that spaces sit where word units end so each line reads naturally.
Choose a style such as Karaoke or Word Pop, keep captions clear of faces and platform controls, then export.
Styles
Preview styles such as Clean, Bold, Highlight, Boxed, Karaoke and Word Pop, then adjust type, color, size, motion and position in the editor.
Features
Captions follow each spoken word. Review the transcript and correct text before export.
Choose from standard and animated caption styles, then tune type, color, and emphasis.
Use Auto-detect and Korean speech is transcribed into Hangul, timed word by word.
Drag captions into position and use platform safe-zone guides to keep them clear.
Download your captioned video or save timestamped SRT and VTT subtitle files.
Upload, review, and style captions in one browser workflow. No video editor to install.
Korean caption workflow
Turn Korean speech into a word-timed Hangul transcript and edit it in the browser. Review spacing between word units and mixed Korean-English terms in each line, then choose a caption style for the.
Use Auto-detect when the clip contains Korean speech and the transcript comes back in Hangul with timing on every word. Hangul packs a consonant, a vowel and sometimes a final consonant into one syllable block, so read whole lines while.
Korean speech mixes in English words for brands, features and everyday expressions, and speakers switch between the two inside one sentence.
Fan edits, dance clips and fast narration all need captions that read instantly on a small screen. Work in 9:16, place text above the app controls and keep it clear of faces, choreography and on-screen graphics.
Export 9:16, 1:1, or 16:9 MP4 with captions burned in, or download SRT/VTT files for Premiere, Final Cut, DaVinci, or social platforms. Free to start with no watermark.
Play the recording while reading the Hangul transcript. Check names, song titles, brand terms and everyday expressions rather than accepting every generated.
Korean reads by word units, so confirm that the spaces sit where word units end and that each caption line breaks at a natural boundary.
Preview at phone size and keep text away from faces, choreography, product shots and platform controls.
Export a captioned video with the text burned in, or download SRT or VTT for another editor.
Preview the clip in 9:16 before posting and confirm the crop keeps the performer and any on-screen text in frame.
Use the safe-zone guides to place captions above like buttons and comment drawers, then review the composition at the size your viewers.
Use word-timed styles such as Karaoke and Word Pop so highlighted lines stay in sync during dance breaks and fast verses.
Check vocabulary, names and Konglish terms against the audio before learners read the captions as a model.
Use a simple style or a caption box over slides, screen recordings and whiteboard footage so the Hangul stays clear.
Move captions away from written examples, diagrams and screen controls so nothing important is hidden.
Verify restaurant names, menu items, locations and numbers against the audio so viewers get the details right.
Place captions where they do not cover the food, the location or the person on screen.
Split long sentences at natural pauses so viewers can read each caption while the scene changes.
Review brand names, feature names, prices and English terms against the recording before publishing.
Choose placement and contrast that work over your actual footage, with product demonstrations visible behind the captions.
Use a captioned video to keep your chosen look, or provide SRT/VTT when a publishing team needs a separate subtitle track.
Choose a self-contained segment that fits your plan’s duration limit so the captions make sense on their own.
Check interruptions, overlapping speech and introductions, and confirm words and timing through every speaker change.
Open the exported clip or the subtitle files once before you publish or hand them to a client.
Pricing
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