The TikTok Video Editor That Does Your Captions for You

Common choices are TikTok’s built-in editor for quick posts, a timeline editor like CapCut when they need to cut and arrange several clips, and a caption tool for animated captions. StoryCut covers the captions-and-effects part in the browser: captions start on their own, and zoom, sound effects and music are one click each (Pro).

TikTok’s own editor is enough for quick posts: trim, add sounds, text and auto captions without leaving the app. CapCut is better when you need a real timeline with multiple clips, layers, templates and effects, on phone, desktop or web, with a free plan. If your videos are mostly you talking to camera, a caption-first editor like StoryCut can be quicker than either, because the captions and effects are done for you; if you cut and arrange clips by hand, CapCut fits better.

Yes. TikTok’s built-in editor and CapCut are free, and StoryCut has a free plan: AI captions and all caption styles on 3 videos at a time, up to 4 minutes each, exported in 720p with a watermark. No credit card.

Yes, in your phone’s browser. You can upload, edit and download without installing anything. There is no native iOS or Android app.

No. You download the finished MP4 and upload it to TikTok yourself. StoryCut has no direct posting or scheduling.

720p on Free (with a watermark), 1080p on Starter, 2K on Pro and 4K 60fps on Business, as an MP4. Besides 9:16 you can export 4:5, 1:1 or 16:9.

You can start free: 3 videos at a time, up to 4 minutes each, 720p with a watermark. Starter costs $7/mo billed yearly ($9/mo monthly) and removes the watermark. Pro costs $14/mo billed yearly ($19/mo monthly) and adds magic zoom, auto sound effects, AI music, clean audio and silence removal.

No, there is no batch editing: each video is its own project. To keep the same look, save your caption style (any plan) or a preset with your style and settings (Pro), and apply it to each new video in one click.