How to add captions to multiple videos at once
How to add captions to multiple videos at once — add captions to multiple videos
A backlog of add captions to multiple videos at once — add captions to multiple videos is what happens when your content ideas outpace your editing time. Yes, I know how that sounds. No, I won't stop.
The short answer
You can add captions to multiple videos at once — add captions to multiple videos by batching the work — load everything at once, apply one set of settings, and export in a single pass. That's the whole idea behind BatchEdits: stop editing one clip at a time.
Why batching works
Editing one video at a time is the slow way. You open a file, tweak settings, export, repeat. By the time you've done ten videos you've forgotten what you did to the first one.
Batch editing flips that. You load all the videos, pick your settings once, and let the tool handle the repetitive part. The human owns the judgment calls. The machine owns the grunt work.
That's the split that matters: judgment vs repetition.
What you can batch
With BatchEdits you can process up to 50 videos at once. The core features that make batching useful:
- Auto captions — captions in 50+ languages, with style templates
- Silence removal — trim dead air without cutting mid-word
- 9:16 vertical crop — platform-ready output for Shorts, Reels, TikTok
- Auto zoom — engagement bump without manual motion work
- Bulk download — get all edited videos at once, not one by one
These are the features that turn "I'll edit this later" into "done."
The numbers
200+ content creators, 1300+ videos processed, 95% accuracy, 200+ happy users, up to 50 videos simultaneously.
That's not a vanity metric. It's what happens when a tool removes the repetitive layer and lets creators actually ship.
How it works (3 steps)
- Upload your clips — drag a folder or batch raw files. MP4, MOV, screen captures.
- Pick your settings — caption template, silence toggle, target ratio (9:16 or 16:9).
- Download in bulk — all edited videos, one export.
Three steps. Not thirty.
A note from the founder
I built BatchEdits because the edit was the wall. Creators told me the repetition was killing their cadence — 30 videos sitting unedited because each one felt like a small project.
The fix wasn't "edit faster." It was "stop editing one at a time."
The tool owns silence trimming, captions, cropping. You own the judgment. That's the division of labor that actually scales.
Got Questions? We've Got Answers.
Can I edit 50 videos at once?
Yes. BatchEdits processes up to 50 videos simultaneously — captions, silence removal, and platform cropping in one pass.
Do I need to edit each video individually?
No. You set your caption style, silence settings, and crop once for the whole batch. The tool applies them across all videos.
What formats does it support?
MP4, MOV, and high-bitrate screen captures. Drag folders or batch raw files.
Is there a free trial?
Yes — 3 video exports to test. No card required to start.
How much does it cost?
Creator Starter is $20/month or $200/year (roughly 2 months free). 30 video exports per month.
What about captions in other languages?
Auto captions in 50+ languages with style templates like "TikTok Captions" and "Alex Hormozi Style."
If you've tried everything and it's still one clip at a time, the problem isn't your workflow — it's the Workflow. BatchEdits edits the batch. We'll also probably tell you a terrible joke. Consider that a bonus, not a warning.
— Shayan
