- Hi everyone, I'm Becca and in this video,
I'm going to be showing you how to add subtitles
to your videos quickly and easily
using Veed's automatic subtitle generator.
Adding subtitles to your videos
is a great way to be inclusive
and be accessible to more of your audience
and also a majority of people
who watch videos on their phones do so without sound.
You can find Veed by searching V-E-E-D
into your search engine,
or you can sign up with the link in the description
for free today.
Once you have signed up and logged into Veed,
you'll be prompted to create a new project
and upload your video footage.
To begin adding subtitles,
head over to the sidebar on the left
and click the subtitles tab.
This will open up the subtitles window.
You can see here that I have three different options to use.
The first being uploading a subtitle file
that you may already have for the video.
The second is to manually write out the subtitles yourself,
but this is quite time-consuming.
And the top option is to auto transcribe
which uses the audio from your video footage
to automatically generate subtitles.
So if I go ahead and click the auto transcribe button,
I can then select which language I'm speaking,
and I'm speaking English from Great Britain,
and just make sure that you are using the selected video
and then hit start
and Veed will automatically transcribe your subtitles.
This may take a couple of seconds to a few minutes
depending on how long the footage is you want to transcribe.
Once Veed has automatically generated the subtitles,
you can see that they are on top of your video footage
here in the timeline.
I'm now just going to press play
and if there are any mistakes in the subtitles,
we can easily change them.
Hey everyone, I'm Becca
and I'm using Veed's auto subtitle generator
to create the subtitles in this video.
Okay, there are a couple of mistakes
but it's very easy to change them.
So the first mistake is my name.
And to change this, all you have to do
is head to the textbooks and type in the correct spelling.
I also know that this is incorrect
as it is meant to be the Veed's
so I'm going to change that as well.
I also want the word generator in the first subtitle box,
so I'm just going to copy and paste it from the second one
by pressing control + C and then deleting that
and then control + V to paste it up there.
I'm now just going to play that back and check that over
Hey everyone, I'm Becca
and I'm using Veed's auto subtitled generator
to create the subtitles in this video.
You can now see that the timing
for the word generator is very short,
but it's easy to extend that and make it longer.
There are a couple of ways I can do this.
The first is just by dragging the textbooks
along with the timeline.
Another way of adjusting the duration of the subtitles
is by placing the play head where you want it,
selecting the subtitle box
and then clicking on the stopwatch button
and Veed will automatically cut
to where your play button head is.
You can now see that the spelling
and the timings are correct.
Now, it's time to play around with the style.
If I head over to the styles tab,
it will open up a selection of different things I can use.
I can change the font.
I can change the size
and I can even change the color.
If I want to be more specific,
I can change the letter spacing and the case as well.
If I scroll down, I also have the option of changing
how the textbooks looks.
So I could have it line-by-line,
or I could even have it without a background.
I can also adjust the textbooks
by clicking on the text itself
and dragging using the buttons on the side.
I'm now just going to drag my play head button
to the beginning and press play,
so I can just make sure that I'm happy with the final video.
Hey, everyone, I'm Becca
and I'm using Veed's auto subtitle generator
to create the subtitles in this video.
I'm happy with that.
So if I wanted to download the subtitles as a file,
head over to the options tab
and select the file format that I want to save them in
and then press the download button.
If you want to download the video
and share it on social media,
head to the top right and press the export button.
You can then click the dropdown menu
and select which file you want to export as.
I'm going to slate HD
and make sure that you have
the burn subtitles button highlighted,
otherwise, your subtitles won't be included.
And then when you're ready, press export video.
Veed will then automatically render your video.
This could take a couple of seconds to a few minutes.
This depends on your Wi-Fi speed
and the file size that you are trying to render.
Once your video has been rendered, you can hit play again
just to make sure you're happy with that.
If you do wish to change something in your video,
hit the edit video button
and this will take you back into the Veed editing studio.
However, if you are happy with your video,
hit the download MP4 button
and Veed will automatically download it
and save it to your computer.
And that's how you use an automatic subtitle generator.
Don't forget you can sign up to Veed for free
with the link in the description
and for more easy to follow editing tutorials,
make sure you hit that subscribe button
and that notification bell.
Thanks for watching and I'll see you soon.