So we built the tool we needed ourselves, and the Video Subtitle Maker was born. Some said they didn’t add subtitles at all because they didn’t know how and didn’t have the money to pay a video editor for help. Many creators echoed Eric’s frustration: it took them hours to add subtitles, even if they were iMovie or Adobe masters. Meanwhile, I scanned Twitter and chatted with current users about the tools they used to add subtitles to video. It took half an afternoon to subtitle the short video. He tried using iMovie, but found the subtitle tool infuriatingly difficult to use. Eric knew that many Product Hunt readers check the site with their volume off, so it was important to add subtitles to engage potential upvoters and users. We decided to build the Video Subtitle Maker after posting a promo video on Product Hunt for our Trendy Sound Effects launch. This post explains why we build the Video Subtitle Maker and why you should use it to add captions to your videos.
When we announced the new feature on HackerNews, several people asked us why our tool was any different than the existing software options. Three weeks ago, we launched a Video Subtitle Maker on Kapwing, our online video editing website.
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