Captions: post text and burned-in subtitles

Post titles and descriptions

By default each repost uses the original caption. In a workflow's Settings you can write your own title and description using placeholders from the source post, remove the original hashtags, and add a set of hashtags to every post.

Text that is too long for a destination is shortened at a word boundary, and hashtags are kept where possible.

The writing helper

When editing a single post, the wand button next to the title, description or first comment drafts text for that platform from the source post. It stays within the platform's length limit and never invents links or facts. Review the draft before publishing.

First comment

On platforms that support it, Loopcast can add a comment under your post right after it goes live. It's a handy place for links and extra hashtags.

Burned-in captions

Turn on Burn captions into the video in the workflow's Editing settings. Loopcast uses captions provided by the source, or a matching .srt file you upload with the original. Add a captions element to your template to control where they sit and how big they are.