Kapwing

Translate videos into 100+ languages. Subtitles, AI dubbing, voice cloning, and automatic lip sync. Translate spoken audio and subtitles into 100+ languages without switching between separate tools. Kapwing combines AI translation with dubbing, voice cloning, automatic lip sync, and editable subtitles, so you can localize a video while keeping control over the final result.

Seedance 2.5 is ByteDance’s newest AI video model, built to generate videos up to 30 seconds long. It offers better reference control, smoother movement, and more control over where characters move and how the camera follows the action. Open Kai (Kapwing AI), select Seedance 2.5 from the video-model menu, and enter a text prompt or upload a supported image or reference. Explain the desired video duration, resolution, and aspect ratio in your prompt.

Subtitles have become an important part of creating accessible, easy-to-follow Instagram Reels. They allow viewers who are deaf or hard of hearing to follow spoken dialogue, and they can also help anyone understand a video when listening to the audio isn't practical. Instagram provides native captioning options for Reels, including a Captions sticker that automatically converts speech into on-screen text. Instagram also supports closed captions that viewers can control through the app.

Drone shots can make even a simple landscape feel cinematic. But you don't necessarily need a drone — or even video footage — to create one. With an image, a few visual guides, and an AI video model, you can simulate a controlled drone movement around a subject. The trick is giving the model more information than a normal text prompt can provide.

Upload video or audio. Dub it into 40+ languages. Kapwing’s AI dubbing platform helps companies and individuals translate entire content libraries in one online location, avoiding high costs, complicated vendor agreements, or painfully long turnaround times. By leveraging machine translation and automatic speech recognition, the video and audio dubbing tool enables content and localization teams to reduce costs, scale international content, and maximize ROI.

Google’s Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM) has evolved from a research assistant into a video creation tool. It can take the source material inside a notebook — including PDFs, websites, Google Docs, and presentations — and transform it into an educational video with generated visuals by Veo.

Turn PDFs into videos with AI. Works in your browser. No watermarks. Turn any PDF into a ready-to-share video in minutes. Upload your document to a chat with Kai, Kapwing's AI assistant, then describe the video you want to create. From lesson handouts and slide decks to reports, newsletters, and ebooks, Kai transforms your content into a shareable video format. Kai creates a complete video plan with a natural voiceover script, scene-by-scene visuals, and pacing optimized for viewers.

Subtitles have become an essential part of creating successful TikTok videos. Not only do they make content more accessible for viewers who are deaf or hard of hearing, but they also help audiences follow along when watching without sound. In fact, research has found that 80% of viewers are more likely to finish a video when captions are available. TikTok's Auto Captions feature makes it easy to add subtitles, but creating effective ones often involves more.

Slack - the messaging platform - is built for quick updates, but your video still has to work when a teammate is commuting, sitting in a meeting, or watching with the sound off. Captions make product demos, walkthroughs, project updates, Loom recordings, conference snippets, and announcements more accessible and easier to follow. Fortunately, there are two straightforward ways to add captions to a video on Slack: Use Slack’s native closed captions for a video clip.

Most AI video editing assistants promise the same thing: editing videos through natural language instead of a traditional timeline. In practice, their capabilities vary significantly. Some tools genuinely speed up real editing workflows, while others still feel closer to experimental demos than production-ready software. Even among tools with similar positioning, the differences quickly become clear.