The CentClip Blog
Why CentClip Charges Per Usage for Adding Subtitles to Video, Not a Subscription
Most tools for adding subtitles to video charge a flat monthly fee whether you use them or not. CentClip charges based on actual usage instead — 5 cents per minute captioned, no subscription, credits that never expire.
7 Best AI Dubbing Tools to Translate Your Videos (2026)
A translated voice can sound convincing while saying the wrong thing. The best AI dubbing tool for your video must let you produce the right language, review the meaning and… Read more
Best Captioning Tools for Online Course Creators
A caption that gets one ingredient, formula or keyboard shortcut wrong can derail a lesson. For online courses, the best tool is the one that lets you correct those details and… Read more
8 Best Transcription Software Tools for Podcasters (2026)
Your podcast needs three different things: text readers can scan, captions viewers can follow, and an edit you can finish on time. One transcription subscription doesn't… Read more
SRT vs. VTT: Which Subtitle Format Should You Use?
Use SRT when your upload destination asks for SRT. Use WebVTT, usually saved as .vtt, for a native HTML video text track. If a platform accepts both, choose the format that… Read more
What Does "Transcribe" Mean? (Transcription Explained)
To transcribe an audio or video recording means to write down what is said. The written result is a transcript ; the process is transcription . If you say, “The next lesson starts… Read more
How Much Does Video Captioning Cost in 2026? (Pricing Compared)
A 10-minute video can use 50 cents of captioning credits and still require a $10 purchase. Both numbers can be correct. The mistake is comparing one tool's consumption rate with… Read more
Best AI Subtitle Generators for TikTok & Instagram Reels (2026)
TikTok and Instagram Reels aren't a smaller version of YouTube. They're watched differently, sound off, thumb hovering over the scroll, and that changes what a caption needs to… Read more
10 Best Free Caption Generators for Video (2026)
Want video captions without paying for a subtitling service or typing everything by hand? In 2026, AI caption generators are accurate enough to do roughly 95% of the work for you.… Read more
What Is an SRT File? (Format Explained + How to Open It)
If you've ever downloaded captions for a video, or exported them from one, there's a good chance the file ended in .srt . It's not the only caption format, but it's the one nearly… Read more
Closed Captions vs. Subtitles: What's the Difference (and Which Do You Actually Need)
You've probably used "subtitles" and "captions" to mean the same thing. Most people do, YouTube's own settings menu does, and honestly it doesn't matter for 90% of what you're… Read more
10 Best AI Subtitle Generators in 2026
Most "best AI subtitle generator" roundups rank on feature checklists and call it done. We ranked these ten on two things that showed up over and over in actual creator… Read more