Clear, practical answers about language, scripts, editing, styling, framing, export, and the limits of the current product.
Video Tool turns a spoken short video into an editable caption track, then helps you style, frame, brand, preview, and export the finished video.
No. It is a focused caption-first finishing workflow rather than a full multi-track editor with arbitrary layers, B-roll, keyframes, or advanced timeline work.
It is built for creators, freelance video editors, social media managers, small agencies, and businesses producing short-form video.
Yes. The initial workflow is designed for mixed Hindi-English speech, alongside Hindi and English caption work.
Language describes the speech and caption content. Script describes how the words are displayed. Video Tool keeps those concepts separate so display changes do not rerun transcription.
Yes. Choose the display mode that fits the audience for the video, then review the result before export.
Yes. Review and edit the transcript, then split or merge caption segments where the read needs a better rhythm.
Yes. Apply an available caption style, highlight important words, and use the current editor controls to adjust the visual treatment.
Yes. Crop is manual during the current workflow, and trim is non-destructive so caption data remains part of the project.
Not currently. Export the finished MP4, then upload it through Instagram, YouTube, or the platform workflow you already use.
The public CTA starts the signup flow. Current plan limits, processing minutes, watermark rules, and export entitlements are determined by the product catalog and workspace state.
The backend plan and entitlement state controls export resolution, watermark behavior, and processing usage. The frontend does not grant or decrement entitlements.
Uploaded media is handled as project data during the product workflow. Review the current Privacy Policy and Terms for the authoritative data-handling and retention details.
See the workflow in action, then start with your first video.