Multilingual captions

Captions that sound like your audience

Most captions assume one script and one language. REFRM lets you keep the original, write Hindi in natural Hinglish, or translate into a language you choose, then style and time every word on the timeline.

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1

Original script

Keep the language and script people actually spoke, including Devanagari for Hindi.

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Natural Hinglish

Convert Hindi speech into Roman-script Hinglish that reads the way people type it.

3

Translation on your terms

Translate captions into a language you choose. Online translation asks for your permission before any caption text is sent.

Three ways to caption the same clip

A single clip can carry its original captions, a Hinglish version and a translated version, so you can publish the same moment for different audiences without re-editing the video.

  • Original: the spoken language and script, exactly as transcribed.
  • Hinglish: Hindi written in the Roman script for viewers who read it faster that way.
  • Translated: captions in the language you pick, after you approve sending the text.

Styles, highlighting and full control

Choose from 22 caption styles with word-by-word highlighting, then edit the text and timing directly on the timeline. Captions are part of the editor, so fixing a misheard word takes seconds instead of a re-export from another tool.

Privacy first

Editing, tracking and export run in your browser, and saved exports stay on your device. Steps that need a server, such as online translation or YouTube import, are labelled and ask for your consent before they run.

How it works

Three steps, you stay in control

  1. Add your video

    Import a file or paste a YouTube link and let REFRM transcribe the speech.

  2. Pick a caption language

    Keep the original, convert Hindi to Hinglish, or choose a translation.

  3. Style and export

    Pick a style, fix any words on the timeline and export your vertical MP4.

Questions about hinglish & multilingual captions

What is Hinglish and why use it for captions?

Hinglish is Hindi written in the Roman alphabet, mixed with English the way many people text and post. Many viewers read it faster than Devanagari, so it is a popular choice for Reels and Shorts.

Can I keep my captions in the original language?

Yes. Captions can keep the original language and script, convert Hindi into natural Hinglish, or be translated into a language you choose.

Are my captions sent anywhere when I translate?

Online translation asks for your permission before it sends caption text. If you do not approve, the text is not sent.

Can I edit captions after they are generated?

Yes. Captions are editable on the timeline, so you can correct words, adjust timing and switch styles at any point before exporting.

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