Upload or import authorized media
Start with an original video or a supported public link you have permission to use.
Turn an authorized video into an editable caption draft, then fix the wording, timing, style, and final trim before you publish.
Start with an original video or a supported public link you have permission to use.
Play the video, correct the transcript, and use the readability scan to catch long lines or rushed timings.
Choose a preset, adjust size and position, trim the clip, then export MP4, SRT, VTT, or TXT.
Change text directly in the transcript, adjust each cue's in and out time, split long thoughts, and merge fragments that belong together.
Choose from crafted presets, adjust text size and position, and preview vertical, square, or landscape framing before export.
The editor's caption quality check flags long reading lines, empty cues, and timings that may be too quick for the amount of text.
VerbaCut accepts common video formats such as MP4, MOV, and WebM, plus MP3 and WAV audio. Audio-only projects can export subtitle files; a burned-in MP4 needs a video track.
Yes. The transcript is an editable draft: correct wording, change each caption's in and out time, split or merge captions, and trim the final clip on the timeline.
You can download SRT, WebVTT, or plain TXT captions. When you need captions permanently visible, export a captioned MP4 with the selected style burned into the video.
VerbaCut includes a Free plan for trying the workflow. Paid plans add more processing minutes, higher-resolution exports, and additional workspace features; the current price and limits are shown before checkout.
Start with a file you own or have permission to process, then keep the final say over every word and frame.