Captions
Automatic captions for your screen recordings, made on your Mac.
Most people watch with the sound off. HashShot turns what you said into timed captions and a transcript using speech recognition that runs on your Mac, so your audio never leaves it.
How it works
Three steps.
Record with your microphone
Talk while you record. Quiet voices are brought up to a clear level.
Transcribe
In the editor, pick the language and press Transcribe.
Edit and export
Fix any word, then burn the captions in or save an SRT file.
What you get
Built for work you share.
Part of HashShot, the screenshot and screen recording app for Mac that keeps everything on your Mac.
Timed caption lines
Speech is split into short, readable lines that follow your voice.
Edit every line
Correct names and terms in a list, and the video updates.
Made for vertical video
In vertical and square exports, captions sit in the space under your recording.
Audio stays on your Mac
HashShot uses speech recognition on your Mac only and never falls back to a server.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
How do I add captions to a screen recording on a Mac?
Record with your microphone in HashShot, open the recording in the editor and press Transcribe. Captions appear on the timeline, ready to edit or burn in.
Which languages are supported?
Every language that has on device speech recognition on your Mac. You can add languages in System Settings, Keyboard, Dictation.
Can I get a transcript or SRT file?
Yes. Copy the transcript as text or save the captions as an SRT file for video sites and players.
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