SpeakerSplit for ChatGPT

Get subtitles for a video in ChatGPT

Attach a video to ChatGPT and ask for subtitles. You get an SRT or VTT file timed to the speech, or the video back with the words burned into the picture.

Set it up · Everything it does in ChatGPT

Two kinds of subtitles

Subtitle files work for recordings up to 4 hours. Burned-in captions work for videos up to 30 minutes.

Ask for	You get	Good for
SRT or VTT subtitles	A subtitle file timed to the speech, with speaker names	YouTube, video editors, and players where viewers turn subtitles on and off
Captions burned in	The same video, as an MP4, with the words on the picture	Social video, where many people watch with the sound off

Set it up in ChatGPT

SpeakerSplit connects to ChatGPT through developer mode.

In ChatGPT, turn on developer mode.
Add a connector with the address https://speakersplit.io/mcp
Sign in to SpeakerSplit and press "Allow".
In a chat, attach your recording and say what you want done.

What to type

"Make SRT subtitles for this video."
"Give me VTT subtitles for this lecture."
"Burn captions into this video."
"Add captions to this clip, at the top, size 36, with a background box."

What it costs

Length	Subtitle file (SRT or VTT)	Captions burned in
Under 5 minutes	1	2
5 to 30 minutes	2	4
30 to 60 minutes	4	Not available
60 to 90 minutes	6	Not available
Each started 30 minutes after that, up to 4 hours	+2	Not available

Credits are the same ones you use on the website. Plans and credit options are on the pricing page.

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Common questions

Can ChatGPT make subtitles for a video?

With the SpeakerSplit connector, yes. Attach the video and ask for SRT or VTT subtitles, or ask for the captions to be burned into the video.

Can I change how burned-in captions look?

Yes. Ask for the captions at the bottom, center or top, at a size from 16 to 48, and with or without a dark box behind the words.

How long can the video be?

Up to 4 hours for a subtitle file, and up to 30 minutes for burned-in captions.