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makerzz adds Hinglish captions in Roman letters, or Hindi subtitles in Devanagari, to your videos automatically. Pick Hinglish or Hindi as your language, upload your take, and Auteur, our AI editing engine, edits and captions it in that script.
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Pick Hinglish (Roman) if you want captions like "yeh tip kaam karti hai". Pick Hindi for Devanagari script.
Speak the way you normally do, mixing Hindi and English. Auteur transcribes it and writes it in the script you chose.
Check the words, ask for any fixes, then post to Instagram, YouTube and more with a caption written for each.
Hindi and Hinglish captions work across the styles. These four keep the words big and clear.




Many Indian viewers read Hindi faster in Roman letters on social media, because that is how they type. Hinglish captions match how people actually text.
If your audience prefers Devanagari, choose Hindi instead. The captions use fonts made for Indian scripts, so letters join and render the right way.
Captions also work in Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Kannada, Malayalam and Urdu, plus more than 20 other languages.
Indian creators who speak the way their audience talks: finance and career creators, teachers, tech reviewers, food and travel creators, and small businesses selling on Instagram. If your viewers comment in Hinglish, your captions probably should be in Hinglish too.
Post captions follow your choice. makerzz writes the Instagram caption and YouTube title from your transcript, and you can edit them before posting.
Hindi captions are common now. Roman Hinglish is less so. Here is how options compare.
You can write Hinglish exactly how you like, but timing every line takes a long time.
Both offer Hindi auto captions. Check whether the output is Devanagari or Roman before you rely on it.
Some tools translate Hindi to English captions. Useful for a new audience, but it is not Hinglish.
Lets you pick Roman Hinglish or Devanagari Hindi, and edits and posts the whole video.
Start free with your first edited video. No card needed.