Bokki Studio

FOR CREATORS · OUR FLAGSHIP

From spoken footage
to finished captions.

Bokki Studio is a video and subtitle editor for creators working with interviews, lessons, commentary, and other spoken content. Built around Korean spoken-video workflows, it brings caption generation, detailed correction, visual styling, and delivery into one editing process.

Planned Release in 2026

In development for iPad and iPhone

INSIDE THE WORKSPACE

Words, video, and timing.
In the same view.

An actual iPad simulator demo from the development app. Pre-release interface.

Bokki Studio demo with editable English captions and a waterfall video above an audio waveform timeline
Demo footage: Waterfall in the Forest, via Pexels.

MADE FOR YOUR WORKFLOW

Your captions, from first word to final frame.

01

Generate captions on your device

Start with on-device speech recognition and speaker analysis. Review the words, adjust speaker assignments, and keep creative decisions in your hands.

02

Make timing precise

Fine-tune captions against the video and audio waveform. Frame-based timing, touch controls, and trackpad input help you place each caption where it belongs.

03

Give captions a consistent look

Adjust typography, colors, outlines, shadows, backgrounds, and placement. Use speaker colors to distinguish voices and save your preferred subtitle style for future work.

04

Work through more than one video

Add multiple videos to a caption queue and apply a consistent set of recognition settings. Keep work organized in saved collections, then return to individual videos for further editing.

05

Choose the right deliverable

Export SRT subtitles, video with captions, transparent subtitle overlays, or FCPXML project files for a further editing workflow.

HOW IT WORKS

A clear path from start to finish.

  1. 01

    Bring in footage

    Open a video from Files or Photos.

  2. 02

    Generate and review

    Run Auto Caption, then correct text, speakers, and timing.

  3. 03

    Edit and style

    Refine the timeline and choose how your captions appear.

  4. 04

    Save and export

    Keep an editable project and create the output you need.

Features shown are from the development app. The public release is planned for 2026; its final features and compatibility may change.

THE PRODUCT STORY

The Bokki Studio journey.

Milestones from confirmed project records and release events.

  1. MacBook beginnings

    The earliest preserved desktop code brings speech analysis, speaker analysis, and subtitle editing together in AI Subtitle Studio.

  2. The iPad editor takes shape

    The subtitle workflow moves into a native iPad editing workspace.

  3. From an iPad-focused first build to iPhone support

    A June build focuses on iPad editing. Release configuration expands to iPhone and iPad in July.

  4. A broader caption workflow

    Batch captioning expands to multiple videos, with internal iOS beta testing continuing in build 301.

BOKKI STUDIO

Follow the next chapter.

Public release planned for 2026. For product questions or collaboration, get in touch.

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