Odia creators often find captioning tools that don't support their language at all. Lumiox does: it transcribes your Odia speech word by word and times every caption to your voice.
Show captions in Odia script for readers in Odisha, or in English letters for viewers elsewhere who speak Odia but rarely read the script.
Popular with creators in Odisha and Odia communities across India.
What Odia creators use it for
- Festival and temple content, from Rath Yatra to local fairs
- Odia film, music and comedy clips
- Regional news and education Shorts
How it works
1. Upload your video
Pick the spoken language. Only the audio is sent for transcription; your video stays on your device.
2. Check every word
Captions arrive timed to each word. Fix a name or a spelling by typing over it.
3. Style and export
Choose an animated template, then export an MP4 with captions burned in, or an SRT or VTT file.
Odia captions: questions
Is Odia (Oriya) really supported?
Yes. Odia is one of the languages you can pick when you upload, with captions written in Odia script or in English letters.
Will Odia script display correctly in the exported video?
Yes. Captions use fonts that support Odia script, and the preview matches the exported MP4.
Can I download Odia subtitles as SRT?
Yes. Export the finished video as an MP4 with the Odia captions burned in, or download an SRT or VTT file to upload to YouTube, Facebook or any editor that accepts subtitle files.
Captions in other languages
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Upload a clip and get word-by-word captions in your language in minutes. Free to start, no card needed.