MOV Subtitles

MOV Subtitle Generator - Add Subtitles to Apple QuickTime Videos

Upload MOV files from iPhone recordings, Final Cut Pro exports, or any Apple workflow. CapsAI generates timed subtitles and burns them into an exported MP4.

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MOV

native Apple format

iPhone

recordings supported

Free

start with 3 minutes

Features

MOV subtitle features

Native MOV support

Upload .mov files directly - no need to convert to MP4 first. CapsAI handles QuickTime container format natively.

iPhone recordings

iPhone camera exports as MOV by default. Upload your recordings straight from AirDrop or Files without any conversion step.

Final Cut Pro exports

Working in Final Cut Pro? Export a MOV, upload it, and add burned-in captions to the finished video.

Burned-in captions

Captions are embedded in the exported MP4 so they show on every player. Separate SRT/VTT tracks are not currently available.

Indian language support

Generate subtitles from MOV audio in Hinglish, English, Hindi, Bengali, Telugu, Marathi, Tamil, Urdu, Gujarati, Kannada, and Punjabi.

Edit before export

Review and correct the AI-generated transcript in the browser editor before burning the subtitles into the exported video.

Workflow

How to add subtitles to MOV files

Step 1

Upload your MOV file

Drag and drop any .mov file - iPhone recordings, Final Cut exports, screen recordings, or QuickTime captures.

Step 2

Select language

Choose the spoken language: Hinglish, English, Hindi, Bengali, Telugu, Marathi, Tamil, Urdu, Gujarati, Kannada, and Punjabi.

Step 3

Review transcript

Edit names, places, and technical terms in the browser editor. Adjust timing if needed.

Step 4

Export with subtitles

Download an MP4 with the captions burned in. The export is MP4, not MOV.

Use Cases

MOV subtitle workflows

iPhone → subtitles

Record on iPhone, AirDrop to Mac or upload from Files. CapsAI generates captions without a format conversion step.

Final Cut Pro exports

Export a MOV from Final Cut, then add burned-in captions in CapsAI and download the captioned MP4.

Screen recordings

macOS screen recordings save as MOV. Add subtitles to tutorials, product demos, and presentation recordings.

Podcast video recordings

Many podcasters record video in MOV format. Generate a transcript and continue into subtitle editing for clips.

FAQ

MOV subtitle generator FAQs

Do I need to convert MOV to MP4 before uploading?

No. CapsAI accepts MOV files directly.

Will the output still be in MOV format?

The export is an MP4 with the captions burned in. Separate SRT or VTT files are not available from the editor yet; the standalone converters under /tools work on subtitle files you already have. MOV output is not currently available.

Does this work with ProRes MOV files?

CapsAI accepts MOV files. If a ProRes file does not upload or play in the editor, export an H.264 MOV or MP4 version and try again.

Can I subtitle MOV files recorded on iPhone?

Yes. iPhone .mov files are the most common use case. Upload directly after AirDrop or from your camera roll backup.

What Indian languages are supported for MOV subtitles?

Hindi, Hinglish, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi, Kannada, Gujarati, Punjabi, Urdu, and English - the same languages as all CapsAI subtitle tools.

Subtitle your MOV files without converting

iPhone recordings, Final Cut exports, screen captures - upload any MOV and generate editable subtitles. Start with 3 free minutes.

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