Hindi and Hinglish captions for your shorts, added automatically
Most clipping tools handle English well and stumble on Hindi. Flovura captions videos in English, Hindi and Hinglish, and draws the text in fonts that show Devanagari properly.
How it works
- Step 1
Add your video
Upload it or paste a YouTube or Twitch link. Flovura checks the language before it charges you.
- Step 2
Pick your caption language
Choose Hindi (Devanagari), Hinglish (Hindi written in English letters) or English.
- Step 3
Get shorts with captions on
Every clip has captions burned in. Fix a word, change the style or move the position without paying again for the captions you already have.
What you get
Devanagari that renders properly
The bundled caption fonts draw Hindi correctly, so you don't get empty boxes where letters should be.
Hinglish as a choice
Spoken Hindi can be written in English letters, the way most people actually type it.
Clips, not only subtitles
Flovura also finds the best moments and cuts them, so you get finished shorts rather than a subtitle file.
Edit every caption
Change a line, a style, a font or the position of any single clip.
Questions
- Which languages does Flovura caption?
- English, Hindi and Hinglish. Other languages, such as Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu, Kannada or Bengali, aren't supported yet.
- What is Hinglish?
- Hinglish is Hindi written in English letters (for example, "kya baat hai"). It is a caption option in Flovura, next to Hindi in Devanagari and English.
- How much does Flovura cost?
- Monthly plans start at ₹499 (or the dollar equivalent). 1 credit is 1 minute of video, charged per started minute, and you see the cost before you start. A clip that fails to render is refunded automatically.
- What kind of video works best?
- Videos where people talk: podcasts, streams, interviews, vlogs and lectures, from 5 minutes to 3 hours long. Music videos aren't a good fit.
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