Burn subtitles into a video, no editor needed
Burned-in (hardcoded) subtitles are part of the picture, so they show everywhere: Instagram, WhatsApp, LinkedIn and any player. GetNixa writes them from the speech, styles them and exports one MP4 with the subtitles in it.

How do I burn subtitles into a video?
Upload the video to GetNixa and click Generate; it writes the subtitles from the speech. Pick a style, then export the MP4. The subtitles are now part of the video picture.
Updated 22 Oct 2026 · Written by the GetNixa team at Offshore Marketers, Mohali, India
- Price
- Free plan: 30 minutes a month, no card
- Languages
- 24 Indian languages, English, Arabic, Spanish, Portuguese
- Exports
- MP4 and SRT on every plan; transcript from Creator; transparent .mov from Pro
- Longest video
- 2 minutes free, up to 30 minutes on Studio
- Works on
- Web browser, Mac and Windows
What happens after you drop a video
This is the real GetNixa editor, recorded as it runs. Click a step to jump to it.
See it in action
Pick a caption style and watch the words appear on the reel, drawn exactly the way the editor draws them.

Caption style

In the editor you change everything: size, position, every colour and font, and you can save your own look as a preset.
Same reel, a different look every time
Examples made with our templates. Each one is a single click in the editor.
Three ways to hardcode subtitles
Only one gets you from upload to posted in about a minute.
Typing it yourself
- 30 to 60 minutes a reelTyping, timing, fixing
- Every language by handOnly as good as your typing
- Captions behind youHours of masking
- Hook, title, hashtagsAll on you
GetNixa
- Under a minuteUpload, generate, export MP4
- Styled, not plain100+ looks
- Shows everywhereInstagram, WhatsApp, LinkedIn
- SRT tooIf you also need a file
- From ₹0, billed in rupeesGST included
Generic caption apps
- A few minutes, then fixingWords need cleaning up
- Often the wrong scriptHindi comes out garbled
- Behind-you is rareOr costs extra
- No AI editStyling is manual
Every caption, styled your way
Start from a template, then change anything. Try it on the phone below.

- 100+ templates, searchableFind a look by name or mood, heart your favourites and save your own presets.
- Every colour, font and effectChange the text, highlight, outline, shadow and box colours of any template.
- Upload your own fontsAdd your brand's whole font family, Regular to Bold Italic. It's saved to your account.
- Words behind youPut a line behind your head in one click. GetNixa finds you in every frame.
- Zooms, emojis and stickersPunch-in zooms, emojis on the right words, stickers and sound effects.
Everything a premium reel needs
Captions behind you
The big word sits behind your head. GetNixa finds you in every frame.
Clean audio
Removes traffic, fans and background music. Only your voice stays.
Translate to English
Speak in any Indian language, add English captions for a wider audience.
Safe zones built in
Captions stay clear of the Instagram and YouTube buttons.
Export anywhere
MP4 up to 4K, transparent .mov for Premiere, SRT for YouTube.
Web, Mac and Windows
Use it in your browser or download the desktop app. Projects and plan follow your account.
Where burned-in subtitles matter
Need a separate subtitle file instead? Use the SRT file generator.
30 minutes of captions every month on the Free plan. No card needed.
Tips for burned-in subtitles
- Check before exportBurned-in text can't be changed after export, so fix words first.
- Stay in the safe zoneKeep subtitles clear of the app's buttons.
- Keep an SRT tooDownload the SRT as well for YouTube.
Burn subtitles into video: common questions
How do I burn subtitles into a video?
Upload the video to GetNixa and click Generate; it writes the subtitles from the speech. Pick a style, then export the MP4. The subtitles are now part of the video picture.
What's the difference between burned-in and SRT subtitles?
Burned-in (hardcoded) subtitles are drawn into the video and always show. An SRT is a separate file that players like YouTube can switch on and off.
Can I burn in an SRT file I already have?
Not at the moment. GetNixa makes the subtitles from the video's speech, and you can edit every word before exporting.
Is it free and without a watermark?
Yes. The Free plan exports MP4 with burned-in subtitles and no watermark, for videos up to 2 minutes, 30 minutes a month.
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