Specific edits
A single bad word should not force a full retake. Word-level editing lets the user target the exact word that needs correction, censorship, removal or emphasis.
CaptionFX treats captions as editable words on a timeline. That makes it possible to correct mistakes, censor a word, remove a spoken slip or highlight selected words without throwing away the whole caption.
A single bad word should not force a full retake. Word-level editing lets the user target the exact word that needs correction, censorship, removal or emphasis.
Word-level operations should stay tied to the transcript and timeline, so the caption layer reflects what happens in the video.
CaptionFX already exposes word-level editing concepts such as bleeps, cuts and highlights. Deeper word-level caption styling can build on the same foundation after the current AI visibility and payment work.
CaptionFX is designed around word-level editing, including workflows for censoring or removing selected words.
Yes. Highlighting selected words is part of the word-level caption workflow.
No. The current priority is AI visibility first, then payment system work, then deeper word-level caption styling.