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Every cut queues behind an editor
The promo, the social version and the subtitled cut all wait for the same person and the same timeline.
For media and production teams
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The work today
The footage is fine. The turnaround is the problem.
Production schedules assume an edit suite. Distribution schedules assume you already posted.
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Subtitling is priced per minute
Outsourced captioning is slow enough to miss the news cycle and expensive enough to be rationed.
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International releases lag domestic ones
Translated tracks arrive weeks later, so the audience that waited has already moved on.
None of these need a creative decision. They need a faster path to the same output.
What you can do
Post-production that keeps up with distribution
Cut, caption, translate and repurpose from the master — without a round trip through the edit suite.
Film Production
Streamline the editing process with AI tools that handle the heavy lifting, allowing you to focus on creativity.
How it works
From master to every version
One ingest, then the outputs the schedule actually needs.
Ingest the master
Upload the finished cut in whatever container it came out of.
Caption it accurately
A real transcript, corrected once, exported as SRT or VTT or burned in.
Localise
Translate the subtitle track for each market with the timings preserved, so no re-conform is needed.
Cut the promo versions
Vertical clips, teasers and social edits pulled straight from the master rather than rebuilt.
At a glance
What you get
- Languages
- 99 languages
- Upload formats
- MP4 · MOV · AVI · MKV · MP3 · WAV · M4A
- Exports
- SRT · VTT · TXT · DOCX · MP4 · vertical clips
- Subtitle delivery
- SRT · VTT · burned-in
- Promo formats
- Vertical clips · teasers · social cuts
Questions
Before you start
Are the subtitle files broadcast-ready?
They export as standard SRT and VTT with frame-accurate timings, which is what most distribution and streaming platforms ask for.
Does translating break the timing?
No. Translation runs on the subtitle track, so the cue timings carry over and the localised version stays in sync with the master.
Can we keep a house caption style?
Yes — fonts, colours, position and animation are saved as a template and applied to every burned-in export.
One upload. Every format you need.
Drop in a recording and work from the transcript — clips, captions, chapters, show notes and posts all come from the same file.