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Captions, thumbnails, cut-outs, hooks and the brand-deal paperwork, for Instagram, YouTube, TikTok and podcasts. No watermark, no app, no upload.

32 tools · 25 free with no account · 7 free to try with one

Most of the work behind a post is not the idea. It is the captions that take an hour by hand, the thumbnail that needs the face cut out and the background punched up, the same photo at four sizes for four apps, and the invoice for the brand that finally paid. The apps that do it want a subscription, put a watermark on the free version, or want your video on their server first.

These run in your browser. The AI models for captions, cut-outs, upscaling and the rest are downloaded once and run on your own device, so an unreleased video or a client’s product shot never leaves it, and nothing you export carries a watermark. The writing tools for hooks, scripts and titles are the exception: they send what you type to a language model, say so on the page, and give you ten free a month.

Video

Reels from a script, captions burned in word by word, and clips made out of stills.

Thumbnails and covers

The frame people decide on in half a second.

Every size every app wants

One picture in; a carousel, a story, a square and an avatar out.

Words that get the click

Drafts to edit: the first three seconds, the script, the title and the tags.

Video Hook Writer — Ten OpeningsOne video idea in; ten opening lines out, each built on a different angle — a question, a claim, a story, a contradiction, a demonstration, a stake and four more — with the shot it opens on, the viewer it suits, its spoken length counted here, and the honest reason it might not work.Free to tryYouTube & Vlog Script WriterA topic in; a script you can read to camera out — a hook worth the first fifteen seconds, a beat-by-beat outline whose timings add up to the length you asked for, the spoken words in full, one call to action, and a B-roll list for the edit.Free to tryYouTube Title, Description & Tags WriterFive titles, each counted here in your browser and flagged if it runs past the 60 characters YouTube shows; a description whose first two lines do the work before the fold; chapter timestamps from your own outline; 15 to 20 tags; three hashtags; and a pinned comment.Free to trySocial Media Post WriterOne offer, announcement or tip — written as ready-to-post copy for LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, X and WhatsApp, each in that platform’s length and manner, with hashtags that fit.Free to tryContent Repurposer — One Piece, Six FormatsOne thing you already made goes in; the other formats come out — a blog outline, a thread, three short-form scripts cut from the strongest moments, a newsletter blurb and five captions. Nothing new is invented: repurposing is re-cutting, not re-researching.Free to tryPodcast Show Notes from a TranscriptPaste or upload a transcript and get the show notes: a summary, chapter timestamps taken from the transcript’s own timings, quotable lines with the time they were said, the links mentioned, the topics, and a short blurb to post. No time is ever estimated and no quotation is ever tidied.Free to tryWord & Character CounterCount words, characters, sentences and paragraphs, with reading time and keyword density.Free

The business of it

Brand deals, invoices in another currency, and the tax on what came in.

Coming next for creators and influencers

  • Engagement rate calculator — Followers, likes, comments and views in; engagement rate and how it compares out.
  • Video compressor and GIF maker — A clip under a platform’s size limit, without an upload.
  • Silence and filler cutter — The pauses and the ums found from the transcript and cut out.

Want one of these first, or something else? Ask for it — no account needed, and the requests decide what gets built next.

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Frequently asked questions

Is there really no watermark?

None, on anything. The captioned video, the thumbnail, the cut-out and the clip are drawn and encoded by your own browser, and nothing we make adds a mark. There is an optional small “1234tools.com” credit you can switch on in the video tools if you want to; it is off unless you turn it on.

Do my videos get uploaded?

No. Auto Captions downloads a 41 MB speech model into your browser once and transcribes on your device; the image tools do the same with their own models. Your clip is decoded, captioned and re-encoded on your own machine. The AI writing tools are different and say so on their pages: they send the text you type to a language model.

Will it work on my phone?

Yes, in current Chrome and Safari. Phones are slower than laptops at the AI steps, so the pages warn you before a long job; a one-minute clip is comfortable on a recent phone, ten minutes is a laptop job.

Can I use what I make commercially?

Yes. The output is yours, sponsored posts and client work included. The models are under licences that allow commercial use, and each tool’s page names its licence.

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