Choose a file and language
Select a video or audio file, choose the video language, and set the expected number of speakers.
A subtitle workspace for video editors
Create free AI subtitles for your editing workflow
Make free automatic AI subtitle drafts without usage limits, review them with speaker tracks and a timeline, then export files for Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, and general caption workflows.
SRT
VTT
TXT
Premiere XML
FCPXML
Subtitles are not finished when AI generates them.
MagicSub Studio is built for the cleanup pass before subtitles move into an editing program.
Review on a timeline
Use waveform context, playback position, speaker tracks, and subtitle blocks to fix text and timing.
Export for editors
Download SRT, VTT, TXT, Premiere Pro XML, DaVinci Resolve FCPXML, or Final Cut Pro FCPXML packages.
How your media is handled
MagicSub Studio separates the original media file from the subtitle job data.
The service is not designed to host or stream your original video file from the server.
If you reopen a job on another computer, reconnect the file locally when playback review is needed.
Download SRT, VTT, TXT, XML, and FCPXML files for Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, and caption workflows.
Export formats
Use simple caption files or timeline-oriented exports depending on your next editing step.
SRTGeneral subtitles
VTTWeb captions
TXTText review
Premiere ProXML export
DaVinci ResolveFCPXML export
Final CutFCPXML export
Guides for choosing a subtitle workflow
Compare free AI subtitles, local media handling, speaker separation, review editing, and editor-ready exports.
What to check when choosing a free AI automatic subtitle tool for real editing work.
How local media handling works, what is saved, and what users need to reconnect later.
A feature-by-feature guide to the subtitle review screen and timeline editor.
How each AI subtitle export format fits review, web captions, and editing-program workflows.
Which MagicSub Studio AI subtitle export formats match the major editing programs.
How speaker separation helps editing, where it can fail, and how to review it.
Why subtitle files and motion templates are different, and how editors can combine them.
What affects browser AI model setup, transcription speed, diarization speed, and long-video stability.
A final review checklist for text accuracy, timing, line breaks, speaker labels, and import checks.
Frequently asked questions
Is MagicSub Studio really free?
Yes. MagicSub Studio currently provides AI subtitle drafts, speaker separation, timeline review, and subtitle file exports for free, without usage limits or per-minute billing. Read the free plan policy for details.
Are there monthly credits or watermarks?
MagicSub Studio currently does not use monthly credits or monthly minute limits, and it does not add a MagicSub watermark to exported SRT, VTT, TXT, XML, or FCPXML subtitle files.
Is the original video uploaded to the server?
No. MagicSub Studio is designed around browser-side media processing and saved subtitle job data, not hosted original video storage.
How long are jobs kept?
The default retention period is 3 days from creation or extension. You can delete jobs from the job list.
Can I use the exports in editing programs?
Yes. MagicSub Studio supports SRT, VTT, TXT, Premiere Pro XML, DaVinci Resolve FCPXML, and Final Cut Pro FCPXML exports.