Who this is for
For TikTok creators posting talking-heads, street interviews, tutorials, and mixed Urdu–English hooks.

TikTok
TikTok
Most TikTok views happen with the sound off. If you speak Urdu, the caption has to be readable in one glance — usually Roman Urdu, timed to the voice, and clear of TikTok’s bottom UI.
Sample: TikTok-style captions
A preview of word-timed captions on a short clip — then you style and export.
For TikTok creators posting talking-heads, street interviews, tutorials, and mixed Urdu–English hooks.
Platform auto-captions are small, late, and often the wrong script. They also disappear if someone saves or reposts the file.
Caption-Lagao burns word-timed captions into the MP4, so they travel with the video. You control size, style, and placement above the username bar.
Upload stays on this device. Only audio is sent to transcribe. Nothing is posted to TikTok from this site.
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Save your draft as MP4
Export or save the TikTok draft, then drop it on the create page.
2
Generate captions
Wait for word timestamps. Choose Roman Urdu if the speech is Urdu.
3
Set 9:16 and lift the block
Keep captions above TikTok chrome. Preview on mute.
4
Export and post
Download the captioned MP4 and upload it as the TikTok.
Leave the lower band of the frame empty. TikTok’s username, caption, and buttons cover the bottom edge on a phone.
Two lines max. Karaoke and word-highlight styles help if the hook is fast. Poster stacks work for a title card, not for every sentence.
TikTok auto-captions sit in a small bar and vanish on a save or a stitch. Burn-in travels with the file, including Duets. If you sell in TikTok Shop, lift the block above the product tray as well as the username.
For Urdu talking-heads in Pakistan and the diaspora, Roman Urdu matches comment language. Keep English product names in English so a search-and-shop viewer can still match the SKU.
Export a 9:16 burned-in MP4. SRT is optional; TikTok mostly ignores sidecar subtitles, so burn-in is the posting file.
Auto-captions help some viewers, but they are easy to miss and do not survive a repost. Burned-in captions stay in the picture.
Usually the lower-middle of the frame — high enough to clear the username bar, not covering eyes or a product.
No. The export is the styled video you preview, without a Caption-Lagao mark.
Yes if they are burned into the MP4. TikTok’s own auto-captions will not survive someone saving the sound-off file.