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Captionz

Captionz alternatives

Watch YouTube with dual captions, A-B repeat and more

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The best alternatives to Captionz are Wordbook: YouTube E-Learning Tool, PodulateAI, and Captionfy.io.

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Best alternatives to Captionz

1. Wordbook: YouTube E-Learning Tool
23 reviews
15 alternatives
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Wordbook is the all-in-one solution that will help you learn on YouTube with no distractions. Bring us the link to your course, get captions, click on any word to get a definition, and save it to your personal wordbook. Kill the 20 Chrome tabs - get learning.
I love the product, and for students like us who don't speak English as their first language, this is gold. It's really frustrating to go on YouTube, copy the link to the video, paste it in a wordbook, and use it, even though it's a problem-solving product. We can not do this every time for every video. There should be the ability to search YouTube videos directly through Wordbook. It will save a lot of time and provide a really good experience for me as a user.
2. PodulateAI
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Welcome to PodulateAI, where the best of YouTube meets the best of AI. 🤖 Turn any video into a human in seconds! 🧠 Ask it questions, generate quizzes, summarize and take notes! 📝 Translate videos into multiple languages! Try now for free!
3. Captionfy.io
2 reviews
10 alternatives
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Captionfy provides a subtitle editor that allows anyone to add captions to any Youtube video (even if they don't own the video) in any language. Once a user publishes captions to a video, anyone who needs it can watch the video on Captionfy with subtitles.
Captionfy saved my life when YouTube removed the community captions feature. It has a great subtitle editor for YouTube and it's super easy to use.