Who this is for
For talking-head Reels and TikToks where the hook is spoken fast and viewers watch on mute.

Karaoke captions
Karaoke captions
Karaoke captions keep the line on screen and fill or highlight the spoken word in time with the voice. They only work if each word has a timestamp — not a late paragraph dump.
Sample: karaoke highlight on speech
A preview of word-timed captions on a short clip — then you style and export.
For talking-head Reels and TikToks where the hook is spoken fast and viewers watch on mute.
Many auto-captions dump a full sentence a beat late. Karaoke and highlighter looks then fire on the wrong word, so the style looks broken instead of viral.
Caption-Lagao transcribes with word start and end times, then karaoke, highlighter, and word-focus styles use those times. You can still edit a word without losing the rest of the timing.
The clip stays on this device. Audio is sent to transcribe. Nothing is posted to TikTok or Instagram from here.
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Upload a talking clip
Clear speech captions more cleanly than music-heavy edits.
2
Generate captions
Wait for word timestamps. Skim any flagged words.
3
Pick a karaoke or highlight style
Apply it in the editor and play the preview on mute.
4
Export the MP4
Burn-in is required — karaoke will not survive as a sidecar SRT on TikTok.
Karaoke is a style, not a separate transcript. Generate once, then pick Karaoke Flow, word-focus, or a highlight box in the editor.
Keep lines to a few words. If a sentence covers half the screen, split it so the highlight can move.
Export a burned-in MP4 so the karaoke effect travels with the file. SRT will not replay the karaoke highlight on TikTok.
No. Closed captions are a subtitle track the player can toggle. Karaoke here is styled text burned into the picture, timed word by word.
SRT carries text and times, not fill color or scale. Use the MP4 if the look matters.
Yes. Word timing is independent of script. Roman Urdu karaoke is a common look on desi talking-heads.