Auto-emoji
Emoji captions that land on the right word.
A little visual emphasis. Keep the spoken words clear enough to work without it.
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How it works
Add and transcribe
Add your media and choose its spoken language. Sign in to generate captions; extracted audio is sent for transcription while the video stays on your device.
Review the result
Play the clip and correct names, numbers and any misheard phrases before choosing the final appearance.
Export and check
Download the captioned video, then play the saved file at its intended viewing size. Keep the editable project for later corrections.
An emoji can emphasise an idea such as money, a goal or a warning. It can also be wrong for a serious story or a sentence with negation. Review the result in context.
For example, “free” can trigger a gift and “goal” a target. That does not mean the tool understands whether the speaker is describing a genuine offer or criticising one.
- One match per cue
- The first recognised keyword wins; a cue receives at most one automatic emoji.
- Timed to the word
- The accent appears with the word it matched rather than appearing throughout the video.
- Small, predictable vocabulary
- Matching includes selected English words and simple numbers or percentages.
- Optional decoration
- Turn Auto emoji off if the result distracts from speech or misrepresents its tone.
Try it on an actual line
A cue containing “reach your goal” can match “goal”. A cue starting with “money” can select that match before a later keyword. Shorter cues can change which match appears, so review after changing caption grouping.
Hindi words in Devanagari are not covered by this English matching list. Roman-script text only matches when it contains a recognised English keyword.
Check the saved video, not just the symbol
Emoji artwork can differ by operating system. The export renders the symbol on the device you use, so check the finished file before sending it to another editor.
Automatic emoji decoration is not a replacement for written captions of meaningful audio. If a sound matters to understanding, describe it in words.
Common questions
Can it understand every emotion in my video?
No. It matches a curated keyword list; it does not analyse every sentence’s emotional meaning.
Why did a number get a chart emoji?
Simple numbers and percentages are among the automatic matches. Turn the option off if the chart is inappropriate.
Will the emoji be in my SRT?
The automatic visual decoration is part of the styled video, not a styled subtitle-file export.
