Turn long videos into captioned shorts, on your own computer.

Drop in a talk, a podcast or a lesson. TenunKlip writes animated captions word by word, finds the clips worth posting, and keeps the speaker in frame when it crops to vertical.

Windows, macOS and Linux · No account, no watermark, no upload · MIT or Apache-2.0

The TenunKlip editor: a vertical video of a speaker with bold captions, and eight caption styles to choose from

Captions, word by word

Eight styles, from bold yellow highlights to a karaoke plate. Each word lights up as it is spoken. The preview is drawn by the same code as the exported file, so what you see is what you get.

Fix a word in two clicks

Click a word to jump to it. Click it again to type the fix. Words the recogniser was unsure of are underlined, so you know where to look.

Clips worth posting

TenunKlip finds 20 to 60 second stretches that stand on their own. A small AI on your computer scores each one for its hook, emotion and value, and says why. You choose.

Follows the speaker

For vertical and square video, the crop moves with the person talking: still while they sit still, a gentle pan when they drift, a cut when the subject changes.

Nothing leaves your computer

Speech recognition, face tracking and clip ranking all run offline once downloaded. No account, no credits, no watermark, no monthly fee.

Many languages

Speech is recognised in about 100 languages and detected automatically. Caption fonts cover languages written in the Latin alphabet, including English and Indonesian.

Download

Version 0.1.0. Free and open source.

On first start, TenunKlip downloads a video tool and a speech model, about 250 MB. The apps are not code-signed yet: on macOS, right-click the app and choose Open the first time; on Windows, choose More info, then Run anyway.