Hey PH 👋 I'm Ajith — a YouTuber turned builder. After spending countless hours editing videos, I started to feel like I was repeating the same steps over and over again. Cut here, add subtitles, drop transitions, export — it became mechanical. I wanted to focus on the creative side, not the repetitive grind. So I decided to build something that could automate the editing process — with motion graphics, cuts, animations, and all — just by giving a prompt. 🎉 As the first step, I’m launching FrameNet Subtitles — a free subtitle generator with no watermark. Most good tools are either behind paywalls or slap on branding, so I kept this 100% free and creator-friendly. This is just the beginning. Next up, I’m working on prompt-based video editing and generation, where you describe how you want the video to look, and AI does the heavy lifting. I would love to hear your thoughts, ideas, or even the pain points you've experienced with editing. Your insights mean a lot and will help shape what’s next. Thanks for checking it out — and excited to hear from you 🙌 👉 framenet.ai

Ajith Pinninti

Maker

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6d ago

Marco Antonetti

Sounds super handy for quick content creation! How does it handle different languages? 🚀

5d ago

We're using the Whisper model for subtitle generation, which supports multiple languages out of the box. For our AI video editing platform, we're also leveraging large language models (LLMs), most of which are inherently multilingual, making our pipeline naturally capable of handling diverse languages with high accuracy.

Bhagya Anil

What inspired you to develop this platform, and how do you see it evolving to meet the future needs of content creators?

17h ago

Framenet Editor

Free AI subtitle generation for content creators