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QuQi vs Captions: who films, who edits, who posts

Both make short social videos. Captions is the stronger choice when you are on camera: it edits your footage in one tap, builds an AI Twin of you and dubs you into other languages with lip sync. QuQi makes films about your business from its website, as one job of a crew that also writes articles, posts every day and works on your SEO.

Choose Captions if
  • You film yourself and want the edit done in one tap.
  • You want an AI Twin or a stock avatar to read your script.
  • You dub your videos into other languages in your own voice.
Choose QuQi if
  • Nobody on your team wants to be on camera every week.
  • You want your products and your brand’s type in each film.
  • You want articles, daily posts and SEO from the same plan.

Who does the work, step by step

One short video for your channels, step by step, and who does the work.

01

Decide what to say

With CaptionsYou write the script, or give Prompt to Video a line and an AI actor reads it to camera.
With QuQiVideo Producer works out the story from your website, your products and your brief, one scene at a time.
02

Film or source the footage

With CaptionsYou record on your phone with the teleprompter, or let an avatar or your AI Twin stand in.
With QuQiNo filming: your product photos, real stock footage, and an AI-cast presenter with lip sync when a person helps.
03

Cut, caption and polish

With CaptionsAI Edit adds cuts, captions, B-roll and music in the style you pick, and the chat editor takes changes in plain words.
With QuQiIt adds a voice and music, types every word in code in your fonts and colours, and reviews the film before it reaches you.
04

Size it for each channel

With CaptionsYou pick 9:16, 16:9, 1:1 or 4:5 in the editor, then choose fit or fill.
With QuQiEach scene is composed for its frame, portrait unless you ask for a square, a 4:5, a 3:4 or a wide film.
05

Get it posted

With CaptionsIts export saves the video to your device, with an SRT file if you want one, and you take it from there.
With QuQiYou send it from the library or the chat to any of nine channels, straight away or at a time you name.

QuQi vs Captions, feature by feature

What it does Captions QuQi
Articles and your website
Languages it writes in 100+ Captions in 100+, Prompt to Video in 39, dubbing in about 30 Your website’s language A calendar job can ask for another one
Pictures and video
Makes on-brand pictures and carousels Partly Generated stills and B-roll inside a video project Yes In your website’s fonts, logo and colours
Makes short videos Yes AI Edit on your footage, Prompt to Video, AI Ads and Clips Yes With a voice, music and your own products
AI presenters and avatars Yes 200+ preset avatars, and an AI Twin from a short recording Partly AI-cast presenters with lip sync, not your own face
Hands-on editor to do it yourself Yes A manual editor, plus a chat editor for plain-language changes No You ask for changes in words
How the work happens
Works on a calendar without being asked No It works when you start an edit, a prompt or a batch of clips Yes Each teammate has its own days and times
Seats for a team Yes Shared team workspaces; custom seats on Enterprise Yes Owner, admin, editor and viewer roles
API Yes A separate API for captions and avatar video, billed by use Yes REST API, webhooks and an MCP server

QuQi’s column is for a paid plan. The free plan audits and analyses the website, and publishing starts on a paid plan.

Captions’s details were checked on October 18, 2026 on its own pages: captions.ai/pricing, captions.ai/help/docs/ai-usage, captions.ai/help/docs/project/ai-edit, captions.ai/help/docs/project/ai-ads, captions.ai/help/docs/settings/export . Plans and features change, so check there before you buy. Captions is a trademark of its owner; QuQi is not affiliated with it.

What each one costs

Captions sells plans by their monthly credits, as its pricing page lists them for iOS, and a balance can hold up to three months of unused credits. QuQi prices per website: one balance pays for the whole crew, each film pays for what it uses, and unused plan credits carry over for a month.

Captions
FreeBasic editing such as trimming, and one caption template
Free
Max500 credits a month, AI Edit, Clips, AI Twins, chat editor
$24.99 a month
Frontier1,400 credits a month and the most advanced AI models
$69.99 a month
Frontier 4x5,600 credits a month, four times Frontier’s usage
$279.99 a month
EnterpriseCustom seats, bulk credit discounts, training data opt-out
Custom pricing

As listed on October 18, 2026 · Captions’s pricing page

QuQi
FreeAudits and analyses the website. Publishing starts on a paid plan.
Free
Starter300K credits a month for the whole crew
$29 a month per website$24.17 a month billed yearly
Growth800K credits a month for the whole crew
$79 a month per website$65.83 a month billed yearly
Scale2M credits a month for the whole crew
$199 a month per website$165.83 a month billed yearly

Billed per website. The whole crew shares the credits, and unused plan credits carry over for a month. See pricing

What it takes to cover the same jobsCaptions does the video work in this sum. Beside it sit the lowest monthly plans of the writing, social, design and SEO tools in this comparison.
Captions
Makes the videos
$24.99 a month
Jasper
Writes the articles
$69 a month per seat
Buffer
Schedules the social posts
$6 a month per channel
Canva
Designs the pictures
$18 a month
Semrush
SEO audits and keyword data
$139 a month
Together $256.99 a month
QuQi Starter $29 a month
QuQi Growth $79 a month
QuQi Scale $199 a month

Each tool at its first paid plan, billed monthly, as its own pricing page listed it when we checked. They are not the same products: the bars show what a set of tools costs, not that one replaces another feature for feature.

Where Captions is stronger

  • Editing what you film: AI Edit styles, eye contact correction, pause trimming and captions in 100+ styles.
  • Being on screen without filming: an AI Twin from a photo or a short video, plus 200+ preset avatars.
  • Dubbing your own videos in a cloned voice with lip sync, in about 30 languages.
  • Clips: a recording of up to 3 hours turned into ranked, reframed clips of about 30 seconds.

Where QuQi is stronger

  • Films that start from your website: what you sell, your logo, and the type and colours your pages already use.
  • No filming and no timeline: you describe the change you want and the film comes back with it.
  • A post on every connected channel each day, each with its own picture, from the same crew.
  • Articles, a weekly SEO audit, page fixes and AI search checks on one per-website plan.

Using Captions and QuQi together

Captions and QuQi suit a business with one person who is happy on camera. Use Captions for the founder’s talking-head clips and the dubbed versions of them. Let Video Producer make the product films, and let Social Copywriter keep a picture post going on every channel each day.

Your Captions exports can travel through QuQi too. Hand a finished video to the chat, add a line of text and say when it should run: the crew sends it to the channels you pick and keeps the articles and the SEO work going around it.

Compare QuQi with similar tools

CapCut

A video editor from ByteDance, with a free plan, templates, captions, avatars and Seedance video generation on desktop, web and phone, for short-form creators.

Descript

An AI video and audio editor where you cut a recording by editing its transcript, with Underlord as co-editor, for podcasters, creators and business teams.

OpusClip

An AI clipping tool that turns long videos into captioned, reframed shorts and posts them to social platforms, for creators, podcasters and media teams.

HeyGen

An AI video studio where a lifelike avatar or your digital twin presents your script, with lip-synced translation, for creators, marketers and training teams.

VEED

A browser video editor with AI generation, avatars, subtitles and translation on top, for marketers and founders who make social video without a video team.

Every comparison

QuQi vs Captions: common questions

Is QuQi cheaper than Captions?

It depends on what you count. Captions charges per plan for a set of monthly credits that editing, avatars and dubbing draw on. QuQi charges per website, and that one balance covers films, daily posts, articles and SEO. Both price lists sit side by side in the section above, as of the day we read them.

Can Captions make a video without me filming?

Yes. Prompt to Video has an AI actor talk to camera with B-roll, music and cuts added, and AI Ads builds an avatar ad from a product link. QuQi’s Video Producer needs no filming either, and it plans the whole film from your website, products included.

Which one is better for product videos?

For films built around what you sell, QuQi: Video Producer takes the product photos from your store or its public catalogue and cuts them out for the frame. Captions’ AI Ads suits a pitch led by a presenter, turning a product link and a short script into an ad an avatar reads.

Can Captions turn a long video into clips?

Yes. Clips takes a recording of up to 3 hours, or a YouTube link, and returns ranked, reframed clips of about 30 seconds in your caption style. QuQi does not clip long footage. Video Producer makes new short films from your website.

Do I need editing skills for either one?

Not many. Captions does most of the cutting once you pick an AI Edit style, and you fine-tune in its editor or its chat. QuQi has no editor at all: you say what should change, and within 2 days of delivery an edit pays only for the part it changes.

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