Turns long videos into vertical short clips
Submagic alternatives
3 products our research names as a replacement for Submagic in Subtitles & Captions, each with what it does differently — prices, API and status from our own checks rather than from the vendors’ own pages.
from $15 against $19
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86Browser video editor with auto subtitles, AI avatars, voice tools and brand kits for social and marketing clips
Captions
77Mobile-first AI video editor that cuts, captions, dubs and drops b-roll into talking-head footage
More in Subtitles & Captions
Not named as direct replacements — the neighbours in the same part of the catalog, best-rated first.
Chrome extension that drafts YouTube captions inside YouTube Studio for a fraction of human transcription cost.
Transcribes videos into subtitles in 98+ languages, then lets you edit timing and burn captions into the export.
GeekLink
69Mac/Windows app that extracts burned-in subtitles via OCR, translates subtitle files, and transcribes speech to subtitles.
Hello8
69Subtitle and translation service that runs AI transcription past human editors before delivery
Zeemo
69Auto-captions video in 95 languages, with image and video generation bolted on, on web and mobile.
Camtasia
69Screen recording and video editing software with AI voiceovers, avatars, and auto-dubbing.
Panjaya
75Dubs video into other languages with matching lip movement, and gives editors a studio to correct each pass.
Turns a still photo into a short animated video with preset effects like hugging, dancing, or a gender swap.
CAMB.AI
79Generates timed subtitles in 150+ languages with speaker labels, as part of a video dubbing platform.
Lucy AI
71Real-time API that restyles live video at 30 frames per second, billed per second used.
Pictory
79Turns scripts, articles and recordings into captioned edited videos
TalkPix
59Turns a photo into a talking video and generates product images from credits.
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