Thousands of customers auto-caption their Swahili videos with Sonix 
How do I auto-caption my Swahili videos? 
Sonix can easily help you auto-caption your Swahili videos
Just follow these six easy steps to quickly create captions from your Swahili video:
Log in to your Sonix account
Create a free Sonix trial account—includes 30 minutes of free auto-captioning for Swahili videos.
Upload your Swahili video
In Sonix, click “Upload” and choose the Swahili video file from your computer that you want auto-captioned.
Click transcribe
Please make sure that you select Swahili as the language spoken before clicking the “Transcribe” button.
Split your auto-captions
You’ll receive a Swahili transcript in a few minutes based on the length of your video. From the Subtitles menu, select “Split subtitles” Sonix will split the subtitles by line or by character count automatically for you.
Polish Swahili captions
Names and other proper nouns might be misspelt by our algorithms, please spend a few minutes making these minor corrections and adjusting the timestamps.
Export Swahili captions
Click export and choose the format that you'd like your subtitles either Swahili Subrip subtitle file (.srt) or Swahili WebVTT file (.vtt). Or, from the Subtitle menu, you can choose the ability to burn-in the Swahili captions into your video.
Or, from the Subtitle menu, you can choose the ability to burn-in the Swahili captions into your video.
All done! You’ve auto-captioned your Swahili videos in less than ten minutes.
How long will it take to auto-caption my Swahili videos?
Sonix uses the most cutting-edge transcription algorithms to quickly caption your Swahili videos. Our automated transcription servers can auto-caption a one hour Swahili video in under 10 minutes. You'll be able to edit and fine-tune your captions using our powerful subtitle editor.
Do you export in multiple caption file formats?
Yes we do! After you are done auto-captioning your Swahili videos, you can easily export them in Swahili Subrip subtitle file (.srt) or Swahili WebVTT file (.vtt).
What Swahili video files does Sonix support?
Sonix accepts most video file formats including the popular *.mp4 and *.mpeg formats. Here's how Sonix can help you convert these file types into subtitles:
Best way to auto-caption your Swahili videos 
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Includes 30 minutes of free transcription