Egyptian Arabic subtitles that sound like you

Your audience speaks Masri, so your captions should too. Upload a video and get Egyptian Arabic captions timed to every word, then style and export.

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15 one-time AI credits. Unlimited exports with a small GetCapz mark. No credit card.

Your viewers notice when captions don't sound like you

When you talk in Egyptian Arabic and the captions come out in formal Arabic, the video stops feeling like you. Viewers read one thing and hear another, and the joke or the punchline loses its timing.

GetCapz writes Egyptian words the way people in Cairo and Alexandria write them online: ازاي, عشان, دلوقتي, كده. English words you mix in can stay in English. Every word is timed to your voice.

Then you make it yours. Pick a bold Arabic font, highlight the word being spoken, add music or B-roll by asking in the chat, and export an MP4 for TikTok and Reels or an SRT file for YouTube.

Captions that keep your voice

  • Written in Masri

    Egyptian words stay Egyptian. No rewrite into formal Arabic.

  • Word by word timing

    Each word appears when you say it, so jokes land on time.

  • English mixed in

    Words you say in English can stay in English inside the Arabic line.

  • Arabic fonts that read well

    Bold, clear right-to-left fonts made for small screens.

  • Fix anything fast

    Change any word on the timeline. The timing stays right.

  • MP4 or SRT

    Burn captions into the video, or download an SRT file.

Egyptian captions on a comedy Reel

Say you filmed a short sketch in Egyptian Arabic with a few English words. You want captions that keep the jokes landing on time.

Add captions in Egyptian Arabic. Keep the English words in English, show two or three words at a time, and make the punchline word bigger and yellow.

What you get

  1. Captions in Egyptian spelling, timed to each word.
  2. English words kept in Latin letters inside the Arabic line.
  3. The punchline word highlighted so it lands.
  4. A style you can adjust, then export as MP4 or SRT.

How to add Egyptian Arabic subtitles to a video

  1. Upload your video

    MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV or AVI.

  2. Pick Egyptian Arabic

    Choose Egyptian as the spoken dialect. The AI writes the captions.

  3. Style and export

    Fix any word, pick a style, then export MP4 or SRT.

Tips for Egyptian captions

  • Pick Egyptian, not just Arabic

    Choosing the dialect keeps words like ازاي and دلوقتي as Egyptians write them.

  • Short groups for comedy

    Two or three words at a time keep the rhythm of a joke.

  • Highlight the key word

    Make the word that carries the joke or the message stand out.

  • Read it once

    Check names and slang before you export.

Mistakes to avoid

  • Formal Arabic on a Masri video

    Viewers read one thing and hear another. Keep the captions in the dialect you speak.

  • Full sentences on screen

    Long lines kill the timing. Split them.

  • Expecting translation

    GetCapz writes what you said. It does not translate into another language.

Questions

Yes. Choose Egyptian Arabic as the spoken dialect and GetCapz keeps Egyptian words and spelling, like ازاي and دلوقتي, instead of rewriting them into formal Arabic.

No. GetCapz writes what is said in the language it is said in. If you speak Egyptian Arabic, you get Egyptian Arabic captions.

English words can stay in English letters inside the Arabic caption line, the way you said them.

Yes. Export captions as an SRT file or burn them into an MP4. Starter includes one free SRT download each month.

Starter includes 15 one-time AI credits, unlimited MP4 exports with a small GetCapz mark, and one SRT download each month, with no credit card.

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