The first line does the work
Instagram shows the start of a caption and hides the rest behind "more". The draft puts the point in the first line for that reason. If the first line alone would not make you tap, rewrite it.
Write a Reels caption and hashtags from your transcript, with a count against the 2,200-character limit.
The writing tools are paused for now. Every other free tool still works.
Eight drafts an hour for each writing tool.
Your brief is sent to the configured AI service to write the draft. Studio does not save it; provider retention follows that service’s policy.
Fill in the form, then press Write the caption.
Studio cuts them from your long video, with captions timed to your voice.
Instagram shows the start of a caption and hides the rest behind "more". The draft puts the point in the first line for that reason. If the first line alone would not make you tap, rewrite it.
Instagram allows up to 30 hashtags; this tool writes three to five, and only for subjects in your transcript. A few accurate tags tell the platform who the Reel is for. A wall of loosely related ones does not.
2,200 characters, including hashtags. Most captions that get read are a fraction of that.
Either counts toward the limit of 30. In the caption they are there from the moment the Reel is posted.
No, only the caption under the Reel. For words on the video itself, use add subtitles to video or add text to video.
Burn an SRT or WebVTT caption file into a video so the captions show on every platform.
Write a TikTok caption, an on-screen hook and hashtags from what the clip is about.
Write a Shorts title, description, on-screen hook and hashtags from your transcript.
Record a vertical 9:16 video with your webcam for Reels, Shorts and TikTok.
Upload the raw recording. Studio cuts the ums, retakes and long pauses, adds captions and makes short clips. 30 free minutes, no card.