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Upload and pick Hinglish
Choose the Hinglish output style so the transcript comes out in Latin script from the start.
Made for mixed-language creators
Hindi + English, naturally
Hinglish Subtitle Generator
Hinglish — Hindi written in the Latin alphabet, mixed naturally with English — is how most Indian short-form audiences actually read captions. watchFIWN transcribes your speech straight into natural Hinglish lines instead of Devanagari, so "kya scene hai" stays "kya scene hai".
99%
accuracy on clear speech
50+
languages supported
3 min
average setup
MP4 · SRT · VTT
flexible export
Three simple steps
Your video speaks. watchFIWN does the timing.
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Tune the spelling
Hinglish has no single correct spelling — quickly adjust words to match how your audience writes ("kya" vs "kyaa").
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Style for Reels
Word-by-word animated captions hit hardest in Hinglish short-form. Pick a preset and export.
Caption studio
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Made for real video
Why Hinglish is its own problem, not a Hindi setting
Transliterating Devanagari output to Latin script produces stiff, unnatural captions ("kyā sīn hai"). Real Hinglish is looser: spellings follow speech rhythm, English words keep their normal spelling, and sentence-mixing is constant. That is why this is a separate generator, not a toggle on the Hindi one.
Hinglish captions consistently outperform Devanagari on Reels and Shorts for younger urban audiences, while Devanagari performs better for devotional, news, and rural content. If you serve both, export both tracks — the transcript translates in one click.
Indian scripts, rendered properly
Hinglish (romanized Hindi + English mix). Also available: Devanagari Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and 50+ more.
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Export your way
MP4 (burned-in captions)
SRT
VTT
Frequently asked questions
What exactly is Hinglish?
Hindi written in the Latin alphabet, freely mixed with English — the way most Indians type on WhatsApp and Instagram. "Aaj ka video dekho" instead of "आज का वीडियो देखो".
Why not just transliterate Hindi subtitles?
Mechanical transliteration reads unnaturally and uses diacritics nobody types. Native Hinglish output matches how your audience actually reads and writes.
Can one video have both Hindi and Hinglish caption tracks?
Yes — generate one, translate/convert to the other, and export two subtitle files or two burned-in versions.
Do animated caption styles work with Hinglish?
Yes, all 50+ presets — Hinglish uses Latin script, so every font and animation in the library applies.
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