Nepali video captions guide
Create and review Nepali video captions, check Devanagari text and mixed-language speech, and export readable subtitles with Kliption.
Create More, Edit Less.
Kliption Guides
Kliption helps creators, editors, and content teams caption videos, transcribe recordings, and repurpose long videos into short clips.
Choose a workflow
Hindi subtitles guide
Generate Hindi subtitles, review Devanagari and Hinglish speech, correct timing, and export captions or SRT/VTT files with Kliption.
How to add captions to Instagram Reels
Add styled captions to a Reel with Kliption: upload, correct the transcript, choose a vertical layout, and review before exporting.
How to transcribe a podcast episode to text
Turn a podcast recording into an editable transcript with Kliption, review names and timestamps, and export subtitles for your workflow.
How to turn a webinar into short clips
Find useful moments in a webinar, refine clip boundaries and framing, add captions, and export short videos with Kliption.
SRT vs VTT: which subtitle format to use
Compare SRT and WebVTT subtitle files, understand timestamps and styling limits, and choose a Kliption subtitle export for your workflow.
How to add captions to YouTube Shorts
Prepare captioned Shorts with Kliption: review the transcript, adjust a vertical layout, style short cues, and export your video.
Podcast-to-clips workflow
Repurpose a video podcast into reviewed, captioned clips: choose self-contained moments, refine framing, and export with Kliption.
How do I automatically caption a video?
- Sign in and upload a video for Auto Captions.
- Generate the transcript and review words, names, and timing.
- Choose a readable caption style, preview it, and export.
Use short lines and readable contrast. Check captions on a phone-sized preview before publishing. Explore Auto Captions.
How do I transcribe audio or video?
Choose Transcription when uploading. Review the timestamped text, correct recognition errors, and export SRT or VTT subtitles for your workflow. Audio uploads can be transcribed; video is needed for video clips. Explore Transcription.
How do I repurpose a long recording?
Use Auto Clips to find suggested moments in a video. Select a moment that makes sense on its own, adjust timing and framing, review captions, and render the clip. Review each result before sharing; suggestions do not predict audience performance. Explore Auto Clips.
Which languages and formats can I use?
Kliption transcribes English and many other languages at real quality, including Nepali, Hindi, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese. Mixed-language speech may need extra editing. This is not a promise of every language or a full translation workflow. The upload interface supports MP4, MOV, and WebM video and, for transcription, audio such as MP3, WAV, and M4A. The interface allows files up to 5 GB, subject to remaining storage and processing limits; codec compatibility also matters. Video export offers MP4 and MOV; subtitle export offers SRT and VTT.
Where do I find my exports?
Review the video preview before rendering, then download completed renders from Exports. Keep local copies you want to retain. Free video exports include a watermark and are limited to 720p. Compare plan limits.
Storage, billing, and support
Free hosted files are deleted after 7 days, with a warning 3 days before. Paid storage is kept while subscribed; returning to Free starts a new 7-day window. Downloaded copies remain yours.
Where subscriptions are available, cancel at period end in Settings → Plan. Cancellation does not itself request a refund. For refund requests and eligibility, read the Refund Policy. Contact contact@kliption.com for support.