Auto-generate subtitles.Burned into your video.No SRT, no syncing.

Any spoken language — English, Hindi, Spanish, and more. Zoupyu also handles code-switched Hinglish (mixed Hindi-English in Roman script) natively via Sarvam AI Saaras v3, so if you speak both languages in the same sentence, the transcription stays coherent — something most tools get wrong.

Up to 45 minutes per upload in captions mode. The full video comes back at its original resolution with subtitles burned in — no clipping or trimming. For longer videos, use clips mode and the AI will pull the best 5–10 segments instead.

Burned in. The subtitle pixels are part of the MP4 — they show up on every platform, every player, every share, without anyone having to toggle captions on. Most high-engagement social videos use burned-in captions for exactly this reason.

It means the subtitles are rendered into the video itself — part of the image data on every frame, permanently. Compare this to "soft" captions (SRT, VTT, YouTube captions) which live as a separate track and only show up when the player supports them and the viewer has them turned on.

Because soft captions break the moment your video leaves the platform. Cross-post to WhatsApp, embed elsewhere, download for a client — the caption track is gone. Burned-in subtitles travel with the file. They also show by default, which matters on mute-by-default platforms like Reels and Shorts.

Yes. Captions mode renders at native resolution — 1080p in, 1080p out; 4K in, 4K out. The only thing added to the file is the subtitle layer.

Sarvam AI Saaras v3 is one of the most accurate models for Hinglish code-switching and accented English. For clear audio, expect 95%+ word accuracy. Heavy background music or overlapping speakers will reduce accuracy — same as any transcription tool.

Yes. Set font (Bebas Neue, Montserrat, Open Sans, Roboto, and more), color, size, stroke, and on-screen position once in Clip Settings. Every video you upload uses that style. Style changes apply to future uploads, not past ones.

Two things. First, it burns in captions in any language, including code-switched Hinglish that most tools either output as Devanagari or force to English-only — Zoupyu's translit mode is native from the ground up. Second, pricing — one-time credit packs with no subscription, versus a $20+/month recurring plan.

Faster, and it nails Hinglish. CapCut and Premiere either don't handle code-switching at all or default to Devanagari. Zoupyu's transcription is built for the way Hinglish is actually spoken and read — plus English and other languages. And there's no timeline, no manual sync, no export queue — upload and download.

No. The transcription runs straight into the burn-in step — it's a single automated pipeline. Manual subtitle editing before render is on the roadmap. For most creators with clear audio, accuracy is high enough that editing isn't needed.

MP4 and MOV are the primary formats. Most other common video formats (MKV, AVI, WebM) also work — if your video plays on your computer, it usually plays on Zoupyu. Output is always MP4 at native resolution.