Generate Persian subtitles for your videos

Upload a clip and get Persian (Farsi) captions timed to every spoken word. Use Auto-detect for Persian speech, tweak a line, then burn into Reels or Shorts, or download SRT/VTT.

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How it works

How to add Persian captions to a video

Upload a clip with Persian speech, use Auto-detect so it is transcribed into Persian script, review the lines, then export. Guests can try captioning before creating an account.

Upload and choose Persian

Drop in an MP4, MOV or audio file and choose Persian (Farsi) or Auto-detect so the speech is transcribed word by word into Persian script.

Review the Persian lines

Fix names, brand words and English terms inside Persian sentences, and check compound words like می‌روم where the zero-width non-joiner keeps the two halves.

Export for your platform

Burn Persian captions into the video at 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9, or download SRT or VTT for a player or editor.

Styles

Choose a style for your Persian captions

Preview AutoCaption’s caption styles, from static Clean and Boxed to animated Karaoke and Word Pop. After uploading, adjust your Persian captions’ type, color, size, motion and placement, and check.

Word Pop

Karaoke

Typewriter

Nastaliq

Code-switch

Highlight

Boxed

Clean

Spanish output

French output

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Features

Features for Persian subtitles and captions

Word-Level Timing
Captions follow each spoken word. Review the transcript and correct text before export.
Styles You Can Adjust
Choose from standard and animated caption styles, then tune type, color, and emphasis.
Persian script, read right to left
Use Auto-detect so Persian (Farsi) speech is transcribed into Persian script, laid out right to left with joined letterforms and the Persian letters پ چ ژ گ.
Place Captions Where They Fit
Drag captions into position and use platform safe-zone guides to keep them clear.
Export Video Or Subtitle Files
Download your captioned video or save timestamped SRT and VTT subtitle files.
Edit In Your Browser
Upload, review, and style captions in one browser workflow. No video editor to install.

Persian caption workflow

Generate, review and export Persian captions

Use Auto-detect to turn Persian (Farsi) speech into a timed transcript you can edit in the browser. Captions are laid out right to left with joined Persian letterforms, and every word keeps its own.

Persian script

Persian captions laid out right to left

Use Auto-detect so Persian (Farsi) speech is transcribed into Persian script. Captions read right to left and the letters join inside each word, including the Persian letters پ چ ژ گ.

Leave a little space above and below each line so the joined letterforms are never clipped in the.
Re-check compound words like می‌روم after any edit, because the zero-width non-joiner is invisible.
Preview the full composition at phone size and keep the right-to-left lines clear of faces, food.

Editorial illustration of a phone on a tripod filming a street-food cooking video, with an empty caption bar at the bottom of the phone screen.

Word timing and mixed speech

Captions that follow the spoken Persian

Automatic transcription gives every Persian word a start and end time, so Karaoke, Word Pop and Highlight styles follow the speech instead of drifting across the line.

Numbers may come back as Persian (Arabic-Indic) digits or Latin digits.
Listen back for names, places and borrowed English words, and fix everything the transcription.
Play from before each fast passage and confirm the highlighted word appears with the speech.

Editorial illustration of a microphone, headphones and pinned paper phrase strips beside a phone showing a speaking presenter.

Burn-in and subtitle files

Export a captioned video or a timed subtitle file

Burn Persian captions into the picture when you want the font, color and placement you chose to travel with the video. Download SRT or VTT when a player, editor or client wants a separate subtitle track.

Video exports use MP4 when your browser supports it and WebM otherwise, and each burned-in export.
Check subtitle files in the destination player before publishing, because its font support decides.
An account is required to export. Free and Pro exports have no watermark; credits and per-video.

Editorial illustration of a laptop and phone showing the same mosque-courtyard video beside two tied SRT and VTT document cards.

Final review

Check the finished clip before it goes out

Watch the exported video from the first line to the last and confirm the captions match the speech. For food, poetry, lesson and business videos, check the parts viewers judge first: names, prices, titles and any on-screen text the.

Play the clip at the size your viewers will see and fix any line that runs too long to read.
Sign in to keep the project, so a later wording change is a quick edit and a fresh export instead.
Keep burned-in video for posts where the look must travel with the picture, and keep the subtitle.

Editorial illustration of a laptop and phone showing a street-food video beside a handwritten checklist.

Check your Persian captions before exporting

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Read each line as a whole

Persian lines read right to left, and English brand names, numbers and tech terms can sit inside the same sentence.

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Check compound words and spacing

Compound words keep a zero-width non-joiner (ZWNJ), like the one in می‌روم. It is invisible on screen but decides how the halves of the word connect, so.

Editorial illustration of short caption lines beside a video preview.

Place captions for a right-to-left read

Preview at phone size with enough room above and below each line for the Persian letterforms.

Editorial illustration of a phone and laptop showing a captioned ceramics-studio video, with the burned-in caption in English reading ‘CERAMIC ARTIST IN HER STUDIO’, beside a handwritten checklist.

Open the finished export

Watch the exported video and confirm the captions match the speech through the last line.

Persian captions for the videos you make.

Iranian diaspora creators

Keep Persian captions readable in Reels and TikTok videos that mix Persian and English.

Preview in 9:16

Check the portrait crop before posting so your subject and any on-screen text stay visible behind the captions.

Keep app controls clear

Place captions above the platform buttons and away from faces, then review the composition at the size your viewers will watch.

Balance the two languages

Lines that carry English brand names beside Persian words need one careful read-through in right-to-left order before you publish.

Food and travel creators

Caption recipes, restaurant visits and travel vlogs without covering the dish or the scene.

Name places and dishes correctly

Listen back to menu names, city names and borrowed food words, and correct whatever the transcription guessed.

Keep the demonstration visible

Move captions away from the plate, the cooking steps and any close-up your viewers are following.

Shorten the instructions

Recipe steps read better as short timed phrases than as one long line over moving footage.

Poetry and literature pages

Recitations and readings need captions that respect the words and their rhythm.

Check compound words

Poetry leans on compound words, so confirm the zero-width non-joiner and the spelling of each half before export.

Follow the recitation

Play the reading back and confirm each caption appears with the words, including pauses, repeats and changes of reciter.

Leave the text room

Give every line vertical space so the joined letterforms stay intact over the footage.

Teachers and tutors

Persian lessons for diaspora learners need accurate captions that do not hide the material.

Review the terminology

Check specialist vocabulary, letter names and grammar examples against the audio before a learner reads them.

Keep slides and boards visible

Place captions where they do not cover the writing, the worked example or the screen control being explained.

Choose clear contrast

A simple style or a solid caption box keeps Persian text readable over busy lesson footage.

Businesses and marketers

Publish product videos, offers and ads for Persian-speaking customers with clean captions.

Check brand and price details

Brand names, prices and offer terms sit inside Persian sentences, so confirm every name and number before publishing.

Match the deliverable to the platform

Burn captions into short video posts, and provide SRT or VTT when a publishing team wants a separate subtitle track.

Keep the message readable

Choose contrast and placement that work over your actual footage, and keep product shots visible behind the captions.

Pricing

Simple pricing for creators who post

Start without a credit card. No watermark on exports, on every plan.

Free

PKR0/month

10 export minutes every month

500 MB cloud project storage

100 MB max upload size

22 caption style templates

Persian (Farsi) captions in Perso-Arabic script

Word-level karaoke timing

SRT and VTT subtitle downloads

Burn-in export for Reels and Shorts

No watermark on exports, ever

Save projects to your dashboard

Autosave while you edit

Browser editor, nothing to install

Pro

Featured

PKR1,274/month

120 export minutes every month

20 GB cloud project storage

100 MB max upload size

Custom font uploads

All 29 caption style templates

Advanced caption styling and placement

10-minute clips per upload

Email support with 24-hour response

Early access to new caption styles

Everything in Free

Studio

PKR7,499/month

500 export minutes every month

100 GB shared team storage

500 MB max upload size

Up to 5 team members in one workspace

Role-based access: Admin, Editor, Viewer

Shared project folders and team templates

Brand kit: saved colors, fonts, and presets

Custom vocabulary and glossary for your brand

SSO-ready team login (Google Workspace)

Dedicated account manager

Priority support with same-day response

API access for automated workflows

White-label export metadata

Unlimited batch exports

30-minute clips per upload

Everything in Free

Everything in Pro

FAQ

Persian captions, answered

Straight answers if you're looking for a Persian or Farsi subtitle generator.

A Persian caption generator turns spoken Farsi in a video into timed text on screen. AutoCaption does this with word-level timing, in-browser editing, animated karaoke styles, and burn-in or SRT/VTT export.

Both names refer to the same language. Search for either Persian or Farsi captions. This landing covers Auto-detect for Persian (Farsi) speech into timed captions.

AutoCaption is built for word-timed Persian captions: karaoke styles locked to each word, in-browser edit, and burn-in or SRT/VTT export. Upload a clip, use Auto-detect for Persian, and export for TikTok, Reels, or Shorts without a watermark.

Upload your video to AutoCaption, choose Auto-detect so Persian speech is transcribed, wait for word-timed captions, edit any line if needed, then export a burned-in video or download SRT/VTT. You can start without creating an account.

Not yet. Use Auto-detect for Persian (Farsi) speech. The editor language picker currently lists Auto, English, Urdu, and Roman Urdu. Auto-detect is the honest path for Persian today. Urdu has a dedicated Nastaliq RTL option if you need that script path instead.

Yes. Every word gets its own start and end time so Karaoke, Word Pop, and similar styles stay synced to what is being said.

Yes. Export a captioned video with Persian burned in, and download SRT or VTT sidecars from the same project when you need editable subtitle files.

Yes. Export at 9:16 (or 1:1 / 16:9) with platform safe-zone guides so Persian captions stay clear of buttons and UI chrome on Reels, Shorts, and TikTok.

Yes. Guests can upload and caption without signing in (session credit limits apply). Create a free account for monthly credits and cloud projects. Exports have no watermark.

Yes. AutoCaption has a dedicated Urdu (Nastaliq, RTL) path at /captions/urdu, plus English, Spanish, French, Hindi, and Roman Urdu landings. Same upload funnel, different language choice.

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Persian caption and subtitle guides

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How to Label Audio & Speakers in Subtitles · AutoCaption

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How to Format Subtitles: Professional Guide · AutoCaption

Learn how to format subtitles professionally: line breaks, character limits, reading speed, contrast styling, and on-screen caption best practices.

Generate Persian captions on your next clip

Upload your clip, use Auto-detect for Persian speech and choose a caption style. Guests get 50 session credits to try, and an account is required to export.