What changed in Speecho, newest first. The same updates are behind the "What's new" button in the app.
A saved live session can be picked up again from your history or straight from the ended session. The new part is added to the same transcript, the same audio file and the same share link, so a lecture that ran over or a meeting with a break stays one entry.
Live subtitles →Three new caption styles, Karaoke, Pop and Fill, light up each word as it is spoken, the way captions look on Reels and Shorts. You choose the highlight colour and how many words stay on screen at once; the preview animates a sample so you see the effect before you render.
Add captions to a video →Burned-in captions are now one step: drop a video, pick a style, render. Position, size and colours are previewed on a frame of your own video, with a Reels and TikTok safe-zone guide. The transcript is billed like any upload, the render by the second with a one-minute minimum, and finished videos stay downloadable for 30 days.
Add captions to a video →Live subtitles are tuned for speed. With Keep audio on, a finished session can be run through the full-accuracy transcription afterwards and you get a cleaner text next to the live one, billed like a file upload.
Live subtitles →An opt-in for uploads and live sessions: the recording is stored next to the transcript for 90 days, private to you. Play it back from any timestamp while reading, download it as mp3, or delete just the audio. Off by default, so nothing changes unless you ask for it.
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