Transcribe on your Mac
Turn speech into timed captions without uploading the video. Pick the spoken language before transcription starts.
PX7 VIDEO CAPTION
Your words.
Right on time.
Transcribe, edit and place captions with direct control over every word—then export a caption file or a finished video.
Version 1.0.6 · macOS 14 or later · 7-day trial
Automatic transcription.
Editable timing.
SRT and VTT.
Finished video too.
Listen
Video
Choose the spoken language
Deliver
Captions
Video · SRT · VTT
Edit every caption
Correct the words, split a caption at the playhead and adjust start or end without losing sight of the video.
Drag timing directly
Move and resize caption blocks on the timeline. Snapping keeps neighbouring captions tidy and prevents accidental overlaps.
Place and style the words
Drag captions on the video and choose size, colour, background, shadow and bottom margin.
Export the file you need
Create SRT or VTT for another platform, or render a finished video with the captions already visible.
Projects survive moved media
Save the caption project separately and relink its video later if the original file has moved.
LOCAL FROM START TO FINISH
Your footage stays
on your Mac.
Transcription, editing and export happen locally. There is no account, upload queue or subscription.
VERSION 1.0.6
Join captions without rebuilding them.
Merge the selected caption with the next one in a single action. Timing, placement and selection stay intact so you can keep editing immediately.
Quick answers
Questions about PX7 Video Caption
- What is PX7 Video Caption?
- Transcribe, time, style and export captions for video on your Mac. Export SRT or VTT, or create a finished captioned video.
- Where does PX7 Video Caption do its work?
- PX7 Video Caption processes video locally on your Mac.
- How much does PX7 Video Caption cost?
- PX7 Video Caption costs €15 once. It includes a seven-day trial, and one app-specific key can be used on up to seven Macs. There is no subscription.
- Which Macs can run PX7 Video Caption?
- macOS 14 or later on an Apple silicon Mac
- How do I add captions to a video on a Mac?
- Add a video, choose the spoken language and transcribe it locally, or import an existing SRT or VTT file. Edit the text and timing before exporting a caption file or a finished captioned video.
- Can I edit caption timing by dragging?
- Yes. Caption blocks can be moved and resized directly on the timeline. Snapping helps adjacent captions meet cleanly and overlap prevention keeps the timing valid.
- Can I export subtitles without rendering a new video?
- Yes. Export SRT or VTT when a platform or editor needs a separate caption file, or export a finished video when the words should be burned into the picture.
- Does PX7 Video Caption upload my video?
- No. Transcription, caption editing and video export run locally on your Mac. No account or cloud upload is required.