Splice Captions Not Working
Ongoing iOS, Android Updated October 21, 2026
Quick answer
Splice auto captions only work with English audio, can fail on clips longer than 10 minutes, and are not available on Android. Update the app and split long clips.
Most likely fix: Update iOS and Splice.
Symptoms
Auto captions generate nothing, generate gibberish, or the captions option is missing.
Why it happens
- Audio not in English (only supported language)
- Clips longer than 10 minutes
- Using Splice on Android, where captions are not available
- Outdated app or iOS
How to fix it
Try these in order — the most common fix is first.
1. Update iOS and Splice
- Install the latest iOS and Splice updates
- Restart and try captions again
2. Split long clips
- Split clips longer than 10 minutes into shorter segments
- Generate captions again
3. Check the audio language
- Captions only detect English speech
- For other languages, add text manually or use CapCut's auto captions
4. On Android, use another app
- Splice captions are not available on Android
- Use CapCut or VN for auto captions
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