Choose Speech → Subtitles
Open a compatible video or audio source and start the speech transcription workflow.
Speech → Subtitles · Burn In Subtitles
Turn spoken words into video subtitles.
Use ClipFlow’s connected caption tools to transcribe speech into subtitle content, review the text, and continue to Burn In Subtitles when you want captions rendered directly into the video.
Speech to visible captions
How to add subtitles to a video on iPhone.
ClipFlow separates transcription from final rendering, so you can review the subtitle result before choosing how to continue.
Review the subtitles
Check the generated subtitle content and correct names, punctuation, or words that need attention.
Continue to Burn In Subtitles
With ClipFlow Pro, render the reviewed captions directly into a compatible video so they are always visible.
Why the workflow has two parts
Transcription creates timed subtitle content from spoken audio. Burning in subtitles is a separate output decision: it places the text into the visible video frames so viewers do not need to enable a caption track.
Automatic transcription can misinterpret names, unusual terms, or speech affected by noise, so reviewing the text is an important step. Clear speech and a clean recording generally make that review easier.
Useful next steps
- Trim the source before transcription when only one section needs captions.
- Extract the audio when you need a separate sound result instead.
- Combine clips first when one captioned result should cover the complete sequence.
Make spoken content easier to follow.
Create subtitles, review them, and continue into a captioned video without leaving the ClipFlow workflow.