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CaptionBake vs EasyCaptions

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.

CaptionBake

Free plan APIMacWindows

CaptionBake offers local caption production with a generous free export allowance and a focused Pro upgrade. Check the operating-system requirements and one-export API limit for your workflow.

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Choose EasyCaptions if you want a web workflow for transcription, caption styling, and subtitle export or burn-in. The Free plan covers basic caption work, while higher processing allowances, longer videos, 4K export, and faster transcription require a paid plan.

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The facts

	CaptionBake	EasyCaptions
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	API, Mac, Windows	Web
Lowest paid plan	Pro: $39, paid once	Hobby: $4.95 a month
Plans published	2	4
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	corelogic.cc	video-captions.com
On ai video caption generators	#25 of 99	#29 of 99

CaptionBake: what it does well

Local processing avoids cloud video upload
Free exports are unlimited and watermark-free
Supports common caption file formats
Converts several video formats to MP4
Pro includes caption generation and API

What to know first

Free styling uses Helvetica
Pro costs $39 a month
Minimum systems are macOS 12 and Windows 10
API permits one export at a time

EasyCaptions: what it does well

Exports subtitles as SRT or VTT.
Burns captions into video.
Editor adjusts text, font, outlines, and animation.
Free plan includes styled captions and 1080p export.
Subtitle export does not add billed usage.

What to know first

Free plan allows one processed hour per month.
Free uploads are limited to 200 MB per video.
Free videos are limited to 10 minutes.
Paid plans are needed for 4K export and fast transcription.

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