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With much of our social and professional lives happening online these days, inclusivity for people who are differently abled or who have certain disabilities or limitations has never been more important. For this reason, TikTok introduced auto captions, a feature that aims to make the popular video-sharing app more accessible to those who are deaf or hard of hearing.  Auto captions automatically generate subtitles for videos, allowing viewers to read what's being said.  How to turn on auto captions on your own TikTok videos If you're a TikTok creator and want to turn auto captions on, doing so is straightforward. 1.  After creating a new video or uploading a previously created one, tap the check mark to enable editing mode.  Tap the checkmark to edit your video.  Insider 2.  On the editing page, tap the  Captions  option on the right side of the screen to enable captions.  Tap "Captions."  3.  TikTok will generate captions for spoken words in your video and display th

TikTok is a great app that lets you create and upload short videos on nearly any topic.  As you're creating a video, you can add music, sound effects, graphics, and many other effects, and you can also change hair color in TikTok videos . This is in addition to adding tags and a caption. Unfortunately though, once you upload a video onto TikTok, you have to put all those editing tools away and be happy with the final product. TikTok doesn't let you edit any part of the video once it's uploaded, including the caption. As such, before you post anything, you should make sure that you're happy with what you've made. If you decide you're not, however, or find a typo in the caption, there is a workaround — as long as you don't mind losing any immediate likes or comments you may have on your video. Here's what you need to know, whether you're using TikTok on your iPhone or Android device. How to edit the caption on your TikTok video by quickl