Speech becomes editable captions
Detect spoken language, generate a timed transcript, and correct every line before it becomes part of your video.
CreatorFlow turns speech in your original video into editable, timed subtitles, renders a clean finished MP4, and sends it to an authorized TikTok account only after your final review.
Designed around creator choice
A focused speech-to-subtitle and publishing workflow for authentic creators—not a bulk reposting utility.
Detect spoken language, generate a timed transcript, and correct every line before it becomes part of your video.
Choose subtitle size, color, position, outline, and background, then render a clean video with no CreatorFlow watermark.
CreatorFlow never silently posts. You choose the destination, disclosures, visibility, and final publish action.
Each stage is visible, reversible until publishing begins, and built around an explicit decision from the creator.
Explore the studioReview the requested permissions on TikTok and authorize only the account you want to use.
Upload from your device, recognize speech, correct the timed transcript, choose a style, and render the final MP4.
Preview the finished video, choose visibility with no default, confirm disclosures, publish, and watch the processing result.
✓ TikTok authorization can be disconnected at any time.
✓ Automatic captions remain editable until you render the final video.
✓ Privacy options come directly from the connected creator account.
✓ Commercial and AI-generated content are disclosed before publishing.
✓ Processing status stays visible after the upload begins.
No. A creator must preview the video, choose required settings, confirm consent, and start each upload.
Speech recognition creates a first draft. You review the timing and text, choose the style, and explicitly render the captioned MP4.
Yes. Disconnecting asks TikTok to revoke the active token and removes the CreatorFlow session.
With permission, CreatorFlow shows profile details, account statistics, and recent public videos for the authorized user.
During testing, TikTok restricts Direct Post content to private visibility and applies additional account limits.