What does adding text do?
It places manually entered words over the video picture. The completed render burns that visible text into the MP4, so it becomes part of the video image.
Browser-local video tool
Add a title, label, or short note to a compatible video from your device. Preview the real text position and export an MP4 with the text burned in.
Choose a video and add textChoose an authorized video already saved on your device. The video and text stay in the browser during the normal editing flow; this page does not send a TikTok URL or your media to the downloader or Provider.
It places manually entered words over the video picture. The completed render burns that visible text into the MP4, so it becomes part of the video image.
This tool creates manual visual text. It does not transcribe speech, generate captions, import subtitle files, or create a separate subtitle track.
The shared Editor supports typing and re-editing text, moving and resizing its box, and adjusting size, color, bold, italic, and left, center, or right alignment.
No upload is required in the normal workflow. A selected local File is previewed through a browser Blob URL, and supported rendering runs in the browser.
No. The current tool adds text that you type yourself; it does not transcribe speech or generate captions.
Yes, when the browser supports the required render path and export completes. If rendering is unavailable, the Editor fails clearly instead of silently exporting a video without your text.
Yes. You can reselect an existing text layer, edit its content, and adjust its supported position and style controls.
The Editor supports IME-safe input and re-editing. Final glyph rendering still depends on the fonts and media capabilities available in the browser.