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Add subtitles to a video on iPhone automatically
Most people watch short videos with the sound off, so captions matter. Breezecut listens to your video and writes the subtitles for you using Apple's on-device speech recognition. The audio never leaves your phone.
Steps
- Open Breezecut and tap Auto Subtitles.
- Pick a video and choose the spoken language.
- Wait a moment while the speech is recognized, then fix any line by tapping it.
- Export an SRT file, or burn the subtitles into the video with your chosen style and size.
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FAQ
Is it free?
Recognizing, editing and exporting subtitles as an SRT file is free. Burning them into the video is a Pro feature with one free try.
Is my audio uploaded?
No. Recognition runs on device. The first time you use a language, iOS may download its speech model itself.
Which languages work?
The languages supported by Apple's on-device speech recognition, including English and Chinese.
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