Adding Automatic Subtitles in Adobe Premiere Pro

Introduction

Adobe Premiere Pro has recently introduced an exciting feature that allows users to automatically generate subtitles for their videos. This feature can save a great deal of time and effort, particularly for content creators. In this article, we will guide you through the process of adding automatic subtitles to your audio and video clips within Premiere Pro.

Steps to Generate Automatic Subtitles

1. Transcribe Your Sequence

To get started, navigate to the Captions option in the top menu.

1. Click on Transcribe Sequence.
2. You will see default settings that you can use. It is worth noting that there is an option to caption only audio clips with the dialog tag and a drop-down menu to limit captioning to specific audio tracks.
3. Once you are ready, click Transcribe. Keep in mind that this process may take some time as it generates the transcription from the internet.

2. Create Captions

Once the transcription is complete:

1. Click on Create Captions to add the subtitles to your timeline.
2. You can stick with the default settings unless you have specific adjustments in mind.
3. After clicking Create, the subtitles will be perfectly added to your video track.

3. Edit Captions

To modify the subtitles:

• Simply double-click on any caption in the timeline to edit the text. This is useful if the transcription was inaccurate or if you want to adjust the text presentation.

4. Format Your Subtitles

To change the appearance of your subtitles:

• Select all the subtitle clips in the timeline, which will automatically display the Essential Graphics panel.
• Here, you can format the text to your liking. For a quick example, we can change the font in this area.

5. Exporting Your Subtitles

When you are satisfied with your subtitles, you have a couple of options for exporting:

1. Go back to the text panel and click on the ellipsis (three dots) to export your subtitles as a .srt file.
2. Alternatively, you can export your video normally. In the export window, navigate to the Captions tab, where you can choose to either burn the captions into the video or create a sidecar file for the subtitles.

In summary, this new feature makes adding subtitles to your videos much more streamlined and efficient. Thank you for reading, and happy editing!

Keywords

• Adobe Premiere Pro
• Automatic Subtitles
• Transcribe Sequence
• Create Captions
• Essential Graphics Panel
• Export Subtitles

FAQ

Q1: How do I access the automatic subtitle feature in Adobe Premiere Pro?
A1: You can access the feature by going to the Captions menu and selecting Transcribe Sequence.

Q2: Can I edit the generated subtitles?
A2: Yes, you can double-click any caption in the timeline to edit the text as needed.

Q3: Are there options for exporting subtitles?
A3: Yes, you can export your subtitles as a .srt file or choose to burn them into your video during the export process.

Q4: Does transcription take long?
A4: The transcription process depends on your internet connection, but it typically may take some time as it generates the file online.

Q5: Can I customize the subtitle appearance?
A5: Yes, you can modify the appearance of your subtitles using the Essential Graphics panel after selecting the subtitle clips.