Shotz vs Captions
Captions polishes the video you talk to camera in. Shotz edits everything else you film too.
At a glance.
What each one is built to do. Plenty of people use both.
Why people pick Shotz.
Captions shines when one person talks to camera. Shotz handles the whole shoot around them.
Search everything you filmed for “the bit where she opens the box”, not just a line someone said.
Need B-roll behind the talking? Generate it to match, on the model that suits it.
Where Captions is great.
Bold, animated captions that look right for short video, in a tap.
Eye contact and clean audio for anyone who talks to the lens.
Record, tidy and post a talking video in a few minutes.
Questions.
If most of your videos are you talking to camera, Captions is built for that. If you film more than that and need it cut together, try Shotz.
Yes. Captions come from the transcript, word by word, and you can change the look in the editor.
Yes. The editor is free with no watermark. Starter is from $12 a month with 1,000 credits for generating, Pro from $33 with 3,000, and Team from $129 for up to five people.