TL;DR
What did @kiyosetcode use CapCut for?
A creator who edits on a phone uses CapCut's auto captions to generate subtitles, then goes through them to fix the timing and match fonts and style to the video. They say this is the process they use for subtitles while editing their videos and shared a screen recording of it.
What they did
They run CapCut's auto captions feature on their phone, let it generate the subtitles, then review them and adjust the timing, fonts and style so they fit the video.
How it went
They say this is the process they use for subtitles while editing their videos and shared a screen recording of it.
Worth knowing
- Auto captions can mishear names and slang, so read every line before posting. Feature availability can vary by plan and region.
- Price check: CapCut: free plan; Pro: US$19.99/month, or US$15/month on a yearly plan (US$179.99/year) (checked Oct 26, 2026).
Try it yourself
Paste this into a chatbot, then add your own details underneath.
(In CapCut: Text > Auto captions, pick the spoken language, generate.) Then ask ChatGPT or Gemini: "Here is my video transcript: [paste]. Fix spelling, names and punctuation without changing the wording, and split it into caption lines of no more than 6 words." Paste the fixes back into the captions.
Original post
See @kiyosetcode's original post on X → (Jul 27, 2026)
Sources
- @kiyosetcode on X, Jul 27, 2026 — the original post
- CapCut pricing — checked Oct 26, 2026