Clip the moment, captions and all
Wuai is a free app for Windows and Android that clips the part of a video you want, with its captions drawn into the picture, and shares it.
The captions can be the video's own, ones Wuai made from the speech, or a translation in your language, or two languages at once. The clip goes to your Library, ready to share to the app your audience is on. On Windows, Wuai can also post it to several sites for you.
How to
- Open the video in Wuai and turn on captions in the language you want.
- Choose Clip and set where it starts and ends: Start and End under the video on Windows; drag the two ends on Android.
- Choose Save clip, then select With captions.
- On the clip, choose Share and pick the app. On Windows, Post puts it on sites such as X, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube: write the text once, and Wuai posts only when you choose Post now, on each site's own page, where you're signed in.
Free, or Pro
Clipping and sharing are free; a free clip carries a Wuai watermark and ends with a 3-second card. Wuai Pro (US$29.90, one payment, no subscription) leaves them off, and adds translation without limits and the most accurate speech model.
Questions
Can the clip have captions in two languages? Yes: tick both under Show, and both are drawn in. See two captions at once.
What if the video has no captions? Wuai makes them from the speech, on your device. See captions for a video that has none.
Where does the clip go? To Wuai's Library on your device. Its captions are saved beside it as .srt files too.
Mac and iPhone? Coming soon.
Only save and share videos you made or have the right to use.