Recorded explanations
Caption the words in a short lesson so viewers can follow the spoken explanation. Keep enough room for diagrams or notes shown in the video.
FOR EDUCATION
Video captions for lessons and course excerpts
Generate subtitles for recorded lessons, demonstrations and course clips. Capgen supplies word timestamps and visual styling, with SRT download for a separate timed-text workflow.
FOR EDUCATION
Make the explanation easier to follow
Technical vocabulary
Automatic transcription may mishear specialized words and numerical values. Review the recording and subtitle text before sharing educational material.
Readable presentation
Use clear type, strong contrast and restrained animation for lessons. Avoid placing text over the part of a demonstration students need to inspect.
Separate subtitles
Use SRT when your video player or editing software supports a separate subtitle track. Burned-in video captions remain visible in the exported footage.
IN THE STUDIO
Prepare captions for a learning video
- Upload the lesson clip in the spoken language. Remove private student information from the footage before processing it.
- Generate the transcript and review terminology, formula names and numbers. An automatic transcript is a draft that needs checking.
- Choose a readable treatment. Export the video, or download SRT and review it in the course player or editor you use.
RELATED GUIDES
More about this workflow
New accounts start with five video credits. Review plans and upload limits before preparing a large file.
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Questions about education
Do generated captions guarantee accessibility compliance?
No. Review accuracy, reading speed and presentation for your audience and applicable requirements. Automatic captions alone do not establish compliance.
Can I correct an SRT file?
Yes. Download SRT and edit the text or cue times in a subtitle editor. The studio currently focuses on visual styling rather than editing individual words.