Captions on Mac. No cloud.

From timeline to captions. And back.

Transcribe, review, and create editable titles in Final Cut Pro — with your media processed locally on your Mac.

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  • Media stays on your Mac
  • macOS 26 · Apple Silicon
AutoCaption interface reviewing captions synchronized with a video
On-device processing Final Cut Pro integration Export SRT and video Multiple languages
Made for editors

Less busywork.
More time for the story.

A streamlined flow from the first audio file to the final adjustment.

Final Cut Pro timeline with titles created by AutoCaption
Final Cut Pro

Titles that stay editable.

Create Basic Titles directly in the open project. Text, font, position, and duration remain adjustable in the Inspector.

Synchronized caption list being reviewed in AutoCaption
Synchronized review

Read, listen, and adjust in sync.

Click any passage to jump to the exact point. Review before exporting without losing the context of the speech.

AutoCaption caption segmentation and duration controls
Control

Good captions need more than automation.

Set lines, duration, lead time, fonts, and position. Choose from three styles for each format.

Three steps

From file to timeline.

  1. 01

    Choose your media

    Bring audio or video into AutoCaption without it leaving your Mac.

  2. 02

    Generate and review

    Follow playback, adjust the text, and refine the look.

  3. 03

    Send it where you need it

    Create titles in Final Cut, export SRT, or burn captions into a new copy.

Full demonstration

See AutoCaption in action.

A real workflow from local transcription to the Final Cut Pro timeline.

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Your video does not need to travel to become captions.

AutoCaption processes media locally. We do not send your files, transcripts, or captions to the developer’s servers.

  • No media uploads
  • No ads, analytics, or telemetry
  • Your original file is never changed
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Frequently asked questions

Before you download.

Is my media sent to a server?

No. Audio, video, transcription, and captions are processed on your Mac. Some macOS-managed models may need internet access only for their first installation.

Which Macs are supported?

The initial version requires an Apple silicon Mac running macOS 26 or later.

Can I edit captions in Final Cut Pro?

Yes. AutoCaption creates standard Basic Titles, so text, duration, font, and position remain adjustable in the Inspector.

Which languages can AutoCaption caption?

The app provides local transcription for the languages and variants below.

  • Afrikaans
  • German — Germany, Austria, and Switzerland
  • Bangla — India
  • Kannada — India
  • Cantonese — China
  • ks — India
  • Chinese — China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan
  • Korean — South Korea
  • Spanish — Chile, Spain, United States, and Mexico
  • French — Belgium, Canada, France, and Switzerland
  • Gujarati — India
  • Hindi — India
  • English — South Africa, Australia, Canada, United States, India, Ireland, New Zealand, United Kingdom, and Singapore
  • Italian — Italy and Switzerland
  • Japanese — Japan
  • Maithili — India
  • Malayalam — India
  • Marathi — India
  • Multiple languages — India
  • Nepali — India
  • Odia — India
  • Punjabi — India
  • Portuguese — Brazil and Portugal
  • Swahili
  • Filipino
  • Tamil — India
  • Telugu — India
  • Urdu — India
Some macOS-managed models may be downloaded on first use. Afrikaans, Swahili, and Tagalog use the local Whisper model included with the app.
AutoCaption for Mac

Captions follow the story.
They do not delay the edit.

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