- Hey, what's up everyone.
My name is Tim.
And in this video, I'm gonna explain to you
how you can add auto captions to your video.
All right, to get started, it's very easy.
Simply head over to your browser
and type in the URL box edit.new and click on enter.
You can also click on the first link in a description.
Now we're redirected to Veed's online video editor
and you can instantly get started.
You don't have to download anything.
I wanna upload my video, so first you can choose
one of the templates or you can simply start from scratch.
Now, I just wanna upload my video.
So I'm gonna click on upload a file.
Select the video I want to add and click on open.
After a moment, your video is imported
and uploaded into the editor,
and we can watch the video back.
I just wanted to explain what space smells like,
as in space, space, the universe.
All right, now I want to add auto captions to this video.
So to make that happen, it's very easy.
Simply head over to the left menu and click on subtitles.
Now a couple of subtitle options are possible.
For instance, you can upload subtitle files separately.
You can add manual subtitles,
or the easiest and more convenient way,
you can add automatic subtitles.
So we're gonna click on auto subtitle
and then we're gonna select the language you speak
in our video, in this case it's English.
And then click on start.
Now you can just sit back and relax
until the auto subtitle tool
automatically transcribes the audio to text.
And now, as you can see,
the audio of the video is transcribed
and subtitles are added to the video.
Hey, what's up everyone.
My name is Tim, so in this video, I just want to--
Nice.
As the subtitles are added to the video,
we can start editing the subtitles.
For instance, you can change all the words
in the text boxes on the left.
I don't need to change anything for now
because the auto transcription tool
did a wonderful job, fortunately.
But let's say you just wanna add
an exclamation mark by Tim in this case,
or you just wanna delete subtitles.
You can just click on the trash can.
And if you want to add subtitles,
simply click on the plus icon
in between the subtitles.
Or simply head over to the bottom timeline
and click on add subtitle.
I'm gonna make the bottom timeline a little bit bigger.
And as you can see,
all the subtitles are portrayed there as well.
You can re-sync all the subtitles and re-time them.
And as I said, the auto transcription tool
actually syncs the subtitles with the video already.
So I don't need to do much,
but let's say you wanna re-sync the subtitles,
you simply click on one of the subtitles
and just drag it around.
Or you can extend and shorten them.
You can also split the subtitle
if you use the play head
and simply go to a specific part of the subtitle.
You simply let it rest there and click on split subtitle.
And now it will be divided in two and as we can see,
Space apparently smells like hot metal.
It turned into two subtitles.
So that's how you add captions to your video automatically.
Now let's say you wanna download these subtitles separately
as a .TXT file or an .SRT file for instance,
it's also possible.
Head over to options in the subtitles menu
and below download subtitles, you can select the format
you wanna download it as.
You can choose .SRT, .VTT or .TXT.
In this case, I'm gonna choose .SRT.
I'm gonna click on it
and click on the download button on the right.
Now, let's say you wanna burn the subtitles
into the video and export it like that.
It's also possible, but first,
let's just customize the design of the subtitles.
To make that happen, simply head over to styles
in the subtitles menu.
You can easily change the font, the font size,
the font color, the background color,
and you can reposition the subtitles the way you like.
Cool, so now I'm satisfied with the subtitle style
and the position of the subtitles,
and I can watch the video back.
In this video, I just wanted to explain
what space smells like.
Nice, so now I want to export my video.
So to make this happen, head over to the export button
in the right top corner
and then choose your preferred render settings.
You can choose YouTube, 4k, Instagram, Twitter,
whatever you like.
I'm gonna choose HD for now.
Make sure burn subtitles is enabled
because that's what's gonna make
the subtitles burnt into the video naturally.
And then click on export video.
After your video with subtitles is rendered,
you can share your video
if you click on the share button below the video.
You can copy the link.
You can share them on your socials
or embed it on your website.
Or if you wanna download your video to your device,
simply head over to the download button
below the video, click on download MP4,
and it should be in your downloads folder.
All right and that's how you add
auto captions to your video.
Thank you so much for watching.
Good luck and have a nice day.