Synchronize by ear
Paste dialogue, tap at each spoken word, or edit exact start/end times. Imported SRT timings are clearly marked as estimates.
✦ PIXELOKAY CREATOR STUDIO FLAGSHIP
Create dynamic captions that light up one word at a time. Fine-tune timing, typography and motion, then export your styled video or editable subtitle files.
YOUR CAPTION WORKSPACE
Import · Synchronize · Style · Export
03 / LIVE PREVIEW
Preview is generated locally. Video exports play through the source in real time.
04 / WORD TIMING
Try an example to begin.
| Word | Start (s) | End (s) | Timing | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Your timed words will appear here. | ||||
05 / EXPORT
Video renders with highlighted captions. Subtitle files preserve text/timing but may not reproduce all canvas animations.
Full timeline · up to 180 seconds
Project JSON stores caption timing and styles, not your local media. Reattach media when reopening. Your video codec depends on your browser.
WORKFLOW MADE FOR CREATORS
Paste dialogue, tap at each spoken word, or edit exact start/end times. Imported SRT timings are clearly marked as estimates.
Choose colorful highlights, bold type, lively animation, and video-safe placement for landscape or vertical videos.
Render a captioned video with browser recording, or save SRT, karaoke WebVTT, ASS, CSV, PNG, and a portable project file.
No. This version offers timed subtitle import, proportional timing estimates, and precise manual tap-to-sync and numeric adjustment. It does not claim automatic speech recognition or acoustic word alignment.
SRT does not carry per-word animation. WebVTT uses karaoke timestamp markers and ASS provides karaoke timing, but player support varies. To preserve PixelOkay styling, export a captioned video.
No. Media is read from files selected in this browser tab. Captions are rendered on a local canvas and recorded locally. No paid API, account, or server processing is involved.
Browser MediaRecorder codec support differs by browser and operating system. The tool checks support before export; WebM is the default where available. Video export takes real playback time and is limited to 3 minutes per export. For a longer file, choose a range of up to 3 minutes.
Yes. The JSON project stores word timings, groups, style controls, and settings, but intentionally excludes audio or video bytes. Reattach the original media when returning.
PIXELOKAY CREATOR STUDIO
Preparing your export…
Your media stays in this browser.
Import media and caption text, review or tap-sync word times, choose a style and record a range or export caption files.
No automatic speech recognition or acoustic word alignment. Subtitle-derived word timing is estimated. Exports are capped at 180 seconds; native codecs and trim timing vary. Caption formats cannot reproduce every Canvas effect. JSON omits media and overlapping cues are rejected.
Import SRT, VTT, CSV or TXT caption text, edit or search its words, and refine timings with tap-sync controls. Choose a Canvas style and record a selected section or export caption formats and a PNG preview.
Authored example: Style a short two-line caption for a product demonstration. Tap-sync the emphasized word against the speaker’s timing, then verify that the selected range begins and ends at the intended caption cues.
Limits: The editor does not perform speech recognition or acoustic word alignment; word times derived from subtitles are estimates and need review. Video export is real time and capped at 180 seconds. Caption files cannot reproduce every Canvas effect, overlapping cues are rejected, and project JSON omits the source media.
No. Subtitle cues often cover phrases or sentences; word timing is estimated. Review it against the audio and use tap-sync or manual edits.
No. Caption formats carry supported text and timing, not every visual effect from the Canvas preview.