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AutoCaption.app vs Translate.Video

Both stand on ai video caption generators. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

AutoCaption.app

Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb

AutoCaption.app combines multilingual caption generation, timeline editing, styling, and reframing in a web tool. Compare the free export limits with the paid monthly plans before choosing it.

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Translate.Video combines video translation tools with direct publishing integrations and team controls. Check the plan-specific minute and storage limits, along with the listed English-only diarization, before choosing a plan.

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The facts

	AutoCaption.app	Translate.Video
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	No
Runs on	Android, iPhone, Web	API, Web
Lowest paid plan	Creator: $9 a month	Basic Plan: $9 a month
Plans published	4	8
Maker	Not published	Translate.Video
Website	autocaption.app	translate.video
On ai video caption generators	#38 of 99	#34 of 99

AutoCaption.app: what it does well

Captions in 40+ languages
224 listed caption styles
Exports SRT, VTT, or styled video
Person-following video reframing
Apps linked for iPhone, iPad, and Android

What to know first

Free exports include watermarks
Free plan allows five minutes monthly
Free videos are limited to 720p
Media and text go to service providers

Translate.Video: what it does well

Offers automated transcripts and closed captions.
Supports SRT, VTT and MP4 outputs.
Can publish translated videos to YouTube and Instagram.
Team roles and access restrictions are available.

What to know first

Displayed plans list only English multi-speaker diarization.
Basic and Pro data deletion is 14 days after cancellation.
Premium data deletion is seven days after cancellation.
Free plan lists zero dubbing minutes and zero storage.

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