From Chennai biryani queues to amma’s rasam, Tamil food content is huge. Editzbit captions it in Tamil script or Tanglish, pops a rating card when you score a dish, drops a map pin when you name the shop, and starts you with the Food pack.
Live CSS previews of three Editzbit caption looks; in the app they are drawn on your video, timed to your voice.
MP4, MOV or WebM from your phone or laptop. The caption language is set for you. The pack sets the look, sounds and motion.
Whisper transcribes word by word; the AI picks the key words and keeps captions off your face.
Fix any word, switch looks, and export in the quality you shot, with no watermark.
A starting edit for food videos: the Beast caption look, hype sound effects, upbeat music, and rating, place and price cards switched on. It is applied once when the editor opens; every setting stays yours to change.
No. The AI looks at frames from your video and places captions in the clear area, away from your face and the app buttons at the bottom of Reels and Shorts.
Yes. Pick Tamil before you drop the video, then choose "Native script" for Tamil script or "Tanglish" for the way people type it in chats. You can switch later and the timing stays exact.
No. Editzbit decodes, captions and exports the video in your browser or in the Mac app. Only the audio is sent for transcription when you use the cloud model, and the desktop app can transcribe fully offline.
Free to try. No credits, no watermark.