Captions
Captions' own AI video editor: an app that takes a raw clip to a finished, captioned, edited video without a manual editing pass.
The pricing page publishes subscription tiers; figures read from it include $24.99, $69.99, $139.99 and $279.99.
What it does
- Video editing
- Speech to text
How it compares
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Reals
The company believes this approach will distinguish it from traditional AI models and competitors such as D-ID, Synthesia, and Hour One.
News reporting · 19 Sep 2026
Sources
- Pricing
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Subscription tiers read from the page.
- Description
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Official documentation · 6 Sep 2026
Summarised from the page's own title, <h1> and meta description, fetched 2026-09-06.
- Sold within
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Bought on its own subscription, separately from Mirage.
- URL
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Official documentation · 6 Sep 2026
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Also from Captions
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Mirage Application
AI video model that generates and edits fully layered, editable video from text or reference clips, powering the Captions app used by over 20 million people.
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AI Edit Application
One-tap video editing preset applying a full style (color grade, typography, transitions, overlays, pacing) to an entire video at once; 40+ styles across themed categories.
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AI Twin Application
Generates a digital twin (a character that looks and sounds like an existing person) from 10 seconds of footage, powered by the Mirage Avatar X model, for unlimited new videos from a script.
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Eye Contact Application
AI eye-contact correction inside the Captions app that finds unintentional breaks in a talking-head video's gaze — reading a script, glancing aside, nervous blinks — and adjusts the footage so the speaker looks at the camera while keeping expressions natural.
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