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Preflights 
Editing videos for multiple channels turns into a dumb time sink: transcribe, caption, translate, export, repeat. Subclip cuts that loop down with a browser-based editor built around transcription and fast exports. It’s aimed at creators and teams who need more output without hiring an editor for every clip.
Video editing is slow. Subclip wants it to be boring.
Most “video workflows” are just pain dressed up as process.
You cut the clip. You send it out for captions. You wait. You tweak. You export. You find a typo. You do it again.
Subclip (Subclip.app) is making a hard bet: creators don’t need more buttons - they need faster output. The product puts transcription and exporting at the center, then builds the rest around that.
What Subclip is selling
Subclip pitches a simple promise: export videos up to 10x faster than typical web alternatives, with unlimited transcriptions and unlimited exports.
No desktop install. No “your computer isn’t strong enough” excuse.
You work in the browser, push captions, and ship.
The core features that matter
Unlimited transcription + unlimited exports
Most tools charge you per minute, per export, or both. That pricing model trains you to avoid testing.
Subclip goes the other way. It’s built for volume: transcribe, make edits, export again, and keep moving.
Dubbing and translation in 21+ languages
If you post on YouTube, TikTok, Shorts, or anywhere global, English-only content leaves money on the table.
Subclip includes AI dubbing across 21+ languages and targets video localization: translate your subtitles, dub the voice, and publish versions without rebuilding your whole edit.
Captions as a first-class citizen
Captions aren’t decoration. They’re distribution.
Subclip’s positioning makes that clear: transcription and captioning sit at the heart of the editor, not buried as an “extra”. That matters when your whole growth plan depends on silent autoplay.
Who this is for (and who should skip it)
If you ship a few polished videos a month, you can survive with your current editor and a caption tool.
If you ship daily, or you run a content machine for a podcast, course, agency, or founder brand, Subclip’s angle is obvious: fewer handoffs, less waiting, more reps.
Trial and getting started
Subclip offers a 7-day free trial. That’s enough time to run a real test:
- Drop in a long video
- Generate transcription
- Produce captioned clips
- Try a dubbed version for a second language
- Export until you’re sick of exporting
If it saves you hours, keep it. If not, walk.
Speed wins. Every time.