Add Subtitles to LinkedIn Video
CentClip transcribes your LinkedIn video and exports subtitles as a burned-in MP4, SRT, or VTT file - ready to post directly on LinkedIn. Built for professionals, B2B marketers, and personal brand creators who need accurate subtitles without committing to a monthly plan.
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How to add subtitles to linkedin video
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Upload your LinkedIn video file
Drop your video file into CentClip - MP4, MOV, and most common formats are accepted. No account is required to start; your first 5 minutes of audio are processed free. Transcription begins immediately after the upload completes.
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Review and edit the transcript
CentClip displays a word-by-word transcript you can edit directly in the browser before exporting. Fix names, company terms, or industry jargon the automatic transcription got wrong. Every edit updates across all output formats at once.
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Download your subtitled video or caption file
Export a burned-in MP4 with subtitles embedded in the video, or download an SRT or VTT file to attach in LinkedIn's caption manager. A plain-text transcript is included with every job at no extra charge. All formats come from a single upload with no extra processing fee.
Why choose CentClip for LinkedIn?
LinkedIn autoplays videos muted - subtitles are what professionals actually read
LinkedIn starts videos silently in the feed, and most professionals scroll at work, on commutes, or in environments where turning on audio is not an option. Without subtitles, the point of your post gets lost before a viewer taps the sound icon. LinkedIn's own research has shown that video with captions drives significantly more engagement than video without. CentClip burns subtitles directly into the MP4 so they appear for every viewer regardless of their audio setting, with no separate caption upload required.
Accurate subtitles for technical and professional vocabulary
LinkedIn content skews heavily toward industry language - product names, job titles, company abbreviations, and niche terminology that generic speech-to-text tools frequently mistranscribe. CentClip lets you review and correct the full transcript in the browser before exporting, so the subtitles on your finished video reflect what you actually said. A five-minute thought leadership video costs 25 cents to caption at 5c/min - less than the cost of a single repost to fix a credibility-damaging transcription error.
No subscription to manage for a content cadence that varies week to week
Most captioning platforms charge a flat monthly fee whether you post one LinkedIn video or twenty. For professionals who post inconsistently - a product launch recap one month, nothing for six weeks, then a conference talk - a subscription charges the same regardless of output. CentClip credits never expire, so you buy a small batch, use them when you have content, and the remainder waits for next time. There is no plan to pick, no renewal to cancel, and no quota that resets and goes to waste.
FAQ
How accurate are CentClip's subtitles for LinkedIn videos?
CentClip uses AI speech recognition across 50+ languages and produces high accuracy on clear audio. For best results, use source video with minimal background noise and distinct speech - the in-browser editor lets you fix any errors before exporting.
Is there a free trial for adding subtitles to LinkedIn videos?
Yes - your first 5 minutes are processed free with no account or credit card required. After that, you pay 5c/min with no subscription and no monthly fee.
What video formats can I upload, and does CentClip work for other platforms too?
CentClip accepts MP4, MOV, and most common video formats. The exported SRT and VTT files work with LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube, and any other platform that supports caption uploads.
Do CentClip credits expire if I don't post LinkedIn videos every month?
No. Credits never expire - buy them once and use them whenever you have a video to caption, with no monthly reset or subscription to maintain.