Caption styles
Emoji Captions, Timed by AI
Emojis can underline a punchline or signal a change of topic faster than another word. Emoji Sync places them automatically in time with your speech, so you only decide whether they help.
Start with 3 free minutes. Free exports may include a CapsAI watermark.
Upload Video
For best results, upload a video with clear speech. You can review and edit the captions after generation.
Drag and drop video or
Accepted formats: MP4 and MOV, with a 9:16, 16:9 & 1:1 aspect ratio supported only.
What the captions look like
Travel Reel
Goa trip under ₹5,000 🏖️
One emoji that adds the setting, not decoration.
Study Short
Day 1 of learning Tamil 📚
Signals the series and the topic at a glance.
Product launch
Price drops tonight 🔥
Reinforces the hook in the first second.
What you get
- Emojis timed to speech automatically
- Works with Devanagari, Tamil and other scripts
- Burned in, so every phone shows the same emoji
Where it helps
- Lists and countdowns
- Travel, food and lifestyle hooks
- Series that need a recognisable look
How it works
How it works
Step 1
Upload your video
Use an MP4 or MOV with clear speech.
Step 2
Choose the spoken language
Emoji Sync works alongside captions in any of the 11 supported spoken languages.
Step 3
Turn on Emoji Sync
CapsAI adds emojis timed to the words they relate to.
Step 4
Preview and export
Watch the result, decide whether the emojis help, and export the captioned MP4.
Choose your spoken language
What to do next
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Questions
Will emojis look different on Android and iPhone?
No. Emojis are drawn into the exported video, so every viewer sees the same image on any device.
Can I use emoji captions with Hindi or Tamil text?
Yes. Emojis are part of the rendered video, so they sit beside any supported script.
How many emojis will I get?
It depends on what is said. Preview before exporting and keep emojis to moments where they add meaning.
Are emoji captions accessible?
Screen readers do not read text burned into a video, and emojis can be ambiguous. Never rely on an emoji alone to carry meaning.
When emojis help
Emojis work when they reinforce a word that is already on screen: a place, a price, a feeling at the end of a punchline. One emoji every few lines is usually enough.
When they get in the way
An emoji on every line competes with the words. In serious or sensitive videos, such as health, finance or news, plain captions read as more trustworthy.