Punjabi content travels far, from Ludhiana to Brampton to Southall. Lumiox writes your Punjabi speech word by word in Gurmukhi, with every caption timed to your voice.
Many Punjabi viewers abroad speak the language fluently but read it in English letters. Switch to Roman script for them, or keep Gurmukhi for readers at home.
Popular with creators in Punjab, Haryana, Delhi and Punjabi communities in Canada, the UK and the US.
What Punjabi creators use it for
- Music, bhangra and dance Reels
- Comedy and family-life content for the diaspora
- Farming, food and village-life vlogs
How it works
1. Upload your video
Pick the spoken language. Only the audio is sent for transcription; your video stays on your device.
2. Check every word
Captions arrive timed to each word. Fix a name or a spelling by typing over it.
3. Style and export
Choose an animated template, then export an MP4 with captions burned in, or an SRT or VTT file.
Punjabi captions: questions
Does Lumiox write Punjabi in Gurmukhi?
Yes. Punjabi captions are written in Gurmukhi script by default, and you can switch them to English letters with one click.
Can viewers in Canada or the UK read my captions in English letters?
Yes. Roman script writes your Punjabi in English letters, which suits diaspora viewers who don't read Gurmukhi.
Can I export Punjabi subtitles for YouTube?
Yes. Export the finished video as an MP4 with the Punjabi captions burned in, or download an SRT or VTT file to upload to YouTube, Facebook or any editor that accepts subtitle files.
Captions in other languages
Scrolling happens. Being stopped doesn't.
Upload a clip and get word-by-word captions in your language in minutes. Free to start, no card needed.