Auto captions app for creators who film themselves
For TikTok, Reels and UGC creators who talk to camera: ClipEasy adds captions to your take in the same edit that cuts dead air, filler and false starts and cleans the audio, so the clip is ready to post.
Get early access Coming soon to iOS and Android
- ClipEasy is an auto captions app for talking-to-camera videos that adds captions to your phone take as part of one automatic edit.
- The same edit cuts dead air, pauses, filler, retakes and false starts, cleans up the audio and tightens the opening, so the captioned clip is ready to post.
- What decides it: if captions are one step of editing a spoken take, ClipEasy handles every step in one pass, and you can change anything yourself in a few taps.
- ClipEasy edits up to 10 different videos at once, so a batch of product videos gets captioned and cut together.
- ClipEasy is coming soon on iOS and Android, and you can join the waitlist now for early access.
How it works
Film your take
Film in ClipEasy or upload a take you already have. Pauses and stumbles are fine, and the teleprompter follows your voice and stops the take three seconds after your last line.
Let ClipEasy edit it
ClipEasy cuts the dead air, filler and false starts, adds captions and cleans up the audio, blending it across each cut.
Tweak it and post
Change anything in a few taps. Then save the video to your phone and post it to TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
ClipEasy's demo takes: captioned, raw and cut
Captions added
Raw take, as filmed
The same take, cut by ClipEasy
Edit up to 10 product videos at once
Add a video for each product and ClipEasy edits every one while you do something else. Join the waitlist to get it on launch day.
How to caption a talking video automatically
Film or upload
Film a talking-to-camera take in ClipEasy or upload one you already have, with the pauses and stumbles left in.
Let ClipEasy edit
ClipEasy cuts the dead air, filler and false starts and adds captions to what is left.
Check the edit
Watch the captioned edit and change anything yourself in a few taps.
Save and post
Save the video to your phone and post it on TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
What ClipEasy does with your take
Auto captions
ClipEasy adds captions to your spoken take as part of the automatic edit, so there are no subtitles to type by hand.
Dead air and filler cut
Pauses, dead air and filler come out of the take on their own. Keep talking and leave them in.
Retakes and false starts removed
Start a line over when you need to. ClipEasy removes the retakes and false starts from the final video.
Cleaner audio across cuts
ClipEasy cleans up the audio and adds overlap audio, blending the sound across each cut.
A tighter opening
The start of your video is tightened in the same edit, with no extra step.
Edit it yourself
After the AI edit, change anything yourself in a few taps.
Film in the app or upload
Record with the teleprompter that follows your voice, or upload a take that is already on your phone.
Up to 10 videos at once
Add up to 10 different videos, one per product, and ClipEasy edits every one while you do something else.
Questions people ask
Does ClipEasy add captions to my videos automatically?
Yes, ClipEasy adds captions to your talking-to-camera take automatically as part of its edit. You do not type subtitles, and the same pass cuts the pauses and cleans the audio, so the captioned clip is ready to post.
Is ClipEasy a free auto captions app?
No, ClipEasy will have three paid plans, between $15 and $60 a month. Plan names and exact prices are set at launch. For that, you get captions, cuts and audio cleanup in one edit instead of a separate tool for each.
Will ClipEasy work on Android and iPhone?
Yes, ClipEasy is coming soon on both iOS and Android. It is a phone app, so you film, edit and post from the same device you already record on.
Can I caption a video I already filmed?
Yes, ClipEasy lets you upload a take you already have instead of filming in the app. It cuts the dead air and false starts and adds captions the same way, so older footage gets the full edit too.
Can I change something in the captioned video after ClipEasy edits it?
Yes, after ClipEasy edits the take you can change anything yourself in a few taps. The app does the cutting and captioning, and you keep the final say on the result.
Does ClipEasy cut my pauses and filler words as well as captioning?
Yes, ClipEasy cuts dead air, pauses and filler and removes retakes and false starts in the same edit that adds captions. That is why the clip comes back ready to post, not captioned but still full of stumbles.
Can ClipEasy caption a batch of product videos at once?
Yes, ClipEasy edits up to 10 different videos at once, for example one per product, and each one gets captions as part of its edit. The batch runs while you do something else, which suits a brand order of several product videos.
Can I post the captioned video to TikTok, Reels and Shorts?
Yes, ClipEasy lets you save the finished video to your phone, and you post it to TikTok, Reels or Shorts from there. You upload it yourself, so each post stays in your hands.
Is ClipEasy out yet?
Not yet. ClipEasy is coming soon on iOS and Android. There is no download yet, but you can join the waitlist on the homepage to get early access.
Why use ClipEasy instead of a captions-only app?
ClipEasy captions your take and also cuts the dead air, filler, retakes and false starts, cleans the audio and tightens the opening. With a tool that only adds captions, the cutting is still yours to do. If you film yourself talking, one edit that covers all of it gets the clip ready to post.
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Leave the stumbles in. ClipEasy cuts them out and adds captions, and you change anything in a few taps. Coming soon to iOS and Android.