Introducing ViralCaptions: Captions, Silence Cleanup and B-Roll via Editor or API
ViralCaptions is an AI caption and edit stack — animated captions, silence/B-roll edits and translations — available in a timeline editor and a clean REST API.

Introducing ViralCaptions: Captions, Silence Cleanup and B-Roll via Editor or API
Most short-form video is watched on mute — so captions and clean pacing are not optional. ViralCaptions is an AI caption and editing stack available both as a loud little editor and as a REST API your engineers can call.
What ViralCaptions does
ViralCaptions centers packaging work creators and product teams actually ship:
- Animated captions — 40+ styles with word-perfect timing across dozens of languages
- AI edits — silence cleanup, punch-ins, B-roll and SFX from the same pipeline
- Transcripts — word-level timestamps, speakers and confidence scores
- Translate / dub — captions and dubs for multi-market posts
- API + webhooks —
/v1/captions,/v1/edits,/v1/translatewith job polling
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Who it is for
Creators who want a fast caption editor, and SaaS/agency teams who need the same engine behind an API without rebuilding transcription infrastructure.
Where it fits in a content stack
ViralCaptions owns caption + light packaging on footage you already shot. Pair it with a long-to-short clipper when you still need moment finding, or with a storyboard tool when the next asset is a net-new explainer.
Quick tips if you try ViralCaptions
- Start in the editor on one Reel to lock a brand caption theme.
- Use the API once the style JSON is stable across clients.
- Review AI B-roll — stock inserts should match brand and rights.
- Export SRT when another NLE still owns the final grade.
- Write support@viralcaptions.com for Creator Pro or API questions.
Soft close — related tool
If you also need concept → storyboard → animated or whiteboard explainer / Reels (not talking-avatar presenters), see Scro Explainer. Scro (by NOVAX) is built around approving an AI storyboard before you render — useful when the video has to teach a process with new visuals, not only caption an existing take. Keep ViralCaptions as the focus of this intro; Scro is only a related option for storyboard-first explainers.
