Kapwing lets you adjust the text font, size, color, position, and background of your subtitles all in one place. With Kapwing, you are in full control of your content. Simply listen to your video play and add text at the right moments to make your subtitles as accurate as possible. If you’d rather manually create your subtitles, you can. Create subtitles automatically, then adjust the auto-generated subtitles so they’re perfectly matched to the audio in your video. Use Kapwing's AI-powered Magic Subtitles tool to auto-generate subtitles and animate them directly online. Never worry about having a strong enough computer to add subtitles, animated or not, to your video again. But how do we do that without having our phone crash when we’re editing or our computer using more storage after installing heavy video-editing software? You can also do this in other browsers, I’m just using Firefox as an example.With upwards of a billion videos supported by subtitles, it’s safe to say adding subtitles to videos is almost standard practice now. It’s entirely possible Facebook will make a change at some point preventing this, but for now, it’s a good way of getting free transcriptions. Import the SRT into Transcriptive with ‘Combine Lines into Paragraphs’ turned on… Easy, free transcription. You should now be asked to download a file. Right Click on it, select Copy>Copy URL (as shown above) (we’ve seen instances where it doesn’t, not sure why. Once the video starts playing, type SRT into the Filter field (as shown above) Go to the Facebook video you want to get the caption file for. Which will give you something that looks like this: This will open the inspector at the bottom of you browser window. Open Facebook in Firefox and go to the Web Developer>Network. With Facebook it’s more difficult as they don’t let you just download an SRT file. That’s easy peasy with YouTube, you just go to the Captions section and download>SRT.ĭownload the SRT and you’re done. Transcriptive imports SRT files, so… all you need is an SRT file from those services.

This can be a good, FREE way of getting a transcript. So you’ve uploaded your video to Facebook or YouTube and you’d like to import the captions they automatically generate with Artificial Intelligence into Transcriptive.

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