Burn Subtitles

Burn Subtitles permanently embeds caption text directly into a video's picture, so it's always visible no matter what app or device someone uses to play it back — unlike a separate subtitle file, which can be lost or simply not loaded by whatever player someone else is using. After picking your video, the tool asks for a second file: your subtitle file, accepted in either the widely-used .srt or .vtt format. The picker checks the file extension for you and stops you clearly with an "Invalid File" alert if you accidentally choose something else, rather than failing silently later on.

Once both your video and subtitle file are in place, a confirming note tells you it's "Ready to burn captions into the video," and "Burn Subtitles & Save" becomes available. It's worth knowing that this tool applies a clean, standard subtitle style automatically rather than offering custom font or color controls — the focus here is on getting captions permanently and reliably embedded, not on stylizing their appearance. Name your file and export; your captioned video plays back with subtitles built directly into the picture, guaranteed to display correctly wherever it's shared.