Text-Based Editing in Premiere Pro

Launch Adobe Premiere Pro and create a new project.

Select the media you’d like to import.

Under the Import settings panel in the upper-right corner, enable Automatic transcription and set the Transcription preferences to auto-transcribe all imported clips. You can also update your Language and Speaker labeling options as per your requirements.

Select Import.

Once your transcription is complete, open the Text-Based Editing workspace to review your transcripts. 

Select the media you want to import and select Window > Workspaces > Text-Based Editing. 

In the Project panel, double-click the clips you want to transcribe.

Select Transcribe in the Text panel.

In the Create transcription for source media window, select the Language and Speaker labeling based on whether or not you want Premiere Pro to separate speakers.

Select Transcribe.

After transcribing the source clip using the Text panel, double-click the text you want to correct.

Make the required corrections in the source text.

Click away from the Text panel to save your changes.

After transcribing the source clip using the Text panel, select the more menu   and select Export > Export to text file.

Make the required corrections in the source text without changing the sequence of the text file.

After the corrections are done, open the more menu   and select Import > Import corrected transcript (txt).

In the Transcript window, read through the text or use search to find the content you'd like to use.

Highlight the text in the transcript you want to use.

Select Insert   to add the text into the sequence. 

To add or replace (overwrite) a portion of the sequence with a new clip, select Overwrite   .

Continue adding clips from source media until all clips you want to use are on the Timeline.

Select the Text panel to switch to the sequence transcript to continue editing.

Copy or paste the transcript text to alter the clips. Your text edits will automatically be applied to the timeline.

You can also cut or delete text to remove clips from the sequence. Premiere Pro automatically applies a Ripple Edit in the Sequence.

Select the more menu   in the upper-right corner of the Text panel.

Select Generate static transcript and open the Transcription Preferences dropdown.

Under the Audio analysis option, select the microphone on which your audio was recorded.

Select Transcribe.

Select the   icon in the Transcript panel.

Choose Text, Filler words, or Pauses to bulk delete.

You can then choose to delete single instances or bulk delete any searched text, filler, or pauses. 

Open the Transcript tab of the Text panel. Select the Filter   icon on the top-left corner and select Speakers.

In the speaker drop-down menu, select the person whose dialogue you want to delete.

Select Delete.

Select the three dots   in the top-right corner of the Text panel.

Select Transcript View Options and make sure the box next to Markers is checked.

Right-click the text you wish to highlight in the Transcript panel and select Add Marker.