SubtitlePop vs Submagic

Updated November 2026

Both add captions to short videos. Submagic wraps them in a full AI editing suite; SubtitlePop keeps to captions and subtitle files and costs less for that.

SubtitlePop vs Submagic: the short answer

Choose Submagic if you want AI editing around the captions — automatic clips from long videos, B-roll, zooms, scheduling. Choose SubtitlePop if you need captions you can check word by word, subtitle files for other platforms, and a lower price.

SubtitlePop and Submagic side by side

FeatureSubmagicSubtitlePop
What it isAI editor for short videos: captions, clips, B-roll, schedulingCaptions and subtitle files
Entry priceStarter $19/month ($12/month billed yearly)Starter $7.99/month; free plan with 5 minutes a month
How usage is countedPer video: 15 videos a month on StarterPer minute of audio: 60 minutes a month on Starter
Longest video on the entry plan2 minutes30 minutes
Export resolution on the entry plan1080p1080p
Subtitle filesPart of the editor workflowSRT, VTT, styled ASS and TXT on every plan, including free
Caption languagesCaptions in 123 languagesEnglish, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Arabic, Hindi and more
AI clips, B-roll, auto-zoomYesCaptions only

Submagic prices and limits as listed on submagic.co/pricing in November 2026.

Where Submagic is stronger

If you turn one long recording into many shorts, Submagic’s clipping, B-roll and scheduling save real editing time, and its template library is larger.

Where SubtitlePop is stronger

  • Longer videos. Captions for a 20-minute tutorial or a full podcast episode, not only two-minute clips.
  • Subtitle files. SRT and VTT for YouTube, LinkedIn or your own player, on the free plan too.
  • Price for captions alone. $7.99 for 60 minutes a month, or a $5.99 pack of 40 minutes with no subscription.
  • Your video stays put. For captions only the audio is uploaded.

Submagic per video or SubtitlePop per minute — which is cheaper

Submagic’s Starter covers 15 videos a month, each up to 2 minutes. If you post 15 short clips, that is $19 for at most 30 minutes of video.

SubtitlePop’s Starter covers 60 minutes of audio for $7.99, however you split it: sixty 1-minute clips, or two 30-minute episodes. If you post fewer than a dozen clips a month, the free 5 minutes plus a $5.99 pack may be all you need.

Using SubtitlePop and Submagic together

Some creators clip and edit in Submagic and still need a subtitle file for the full-length video on YouTube. Upload the long video here, export SRT, and add it in YouTube Studio.

SubtitlePop vs Submagic FAQ

Is there a free alternative to Submagic for captions?+

SubtitlePop’s free plan includes 5 minutes of captions a month with SRT, VTT and TXT downloads, plus video export at 720p.

Can SubtitlePop make word-by-word captions like Submagic?+

SubtitlePop times every word and offers two word-by-word caption styles, Highlight and Word pop, which are chosen in the editor.

How much does Submagic cost compared with SubtitlePop?+

Submagic’s Starter plan is $19 a month for 15 videos of up to 2 minutes each, and SubtitlePop’s Starter plan is $7.99 a month for 60 minutes of audio with videos up to 30 minutes.

Which is better for long videos, Submagic or SubtitlePop?+

SubtitlePop captions videos up to 30 minutes on Starter and 60 minutes on Pro, while Submagic’s entry plan is limited to 2-minute videos.

Does SubtitlePop create clips and B-roll like Submagic?+

SubtitlePop focuses on captions and subtitle files. Automatic clips, B-roll and scheduling are Submagic features, and the two tools can be used together.