To create captions, select the Create captions icon on the header of Transcript tab. Or, directly go to the Captions tab and select Create captions from the transcript.
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Automatically translate captions generated in Adobe Premiere Pro or imported via caption sidecar files (like .srt) to improve the accessibility and reach of your content.
Use new beta features
Translate captions is now available for testing and feedback. Try it now in Premiere Pro (beta).
Learn more on how to automatically translate captions.
How to translate your captions?
To translate captions, first create them by doing the following:
- After importing your media, open the Text panel and select Transcribe to generate a transcript. Or, enable automatic transcription while importing your media under Import settings.
- Convert the transcript into captions.
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You can also drag and drop a new caption file for your media (like an SRT file) into the Timeline panel.
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Select the Translate captions icon in the Captions tab. Or, select the more menu icon and select Translate captions. Or, you can right-click on the header of the caption track and select Translate captions from the context menu.
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Choose the language you want your captions translated into and select Translate.
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The captions will be translated using cloud service and third-party translation models, and a new track will be created in the Timeline panel. The progress of the translation is displayed in the Progress panel and on the track item.
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Select the eye Program Monitor.
icon for each corresponding language track to display all the captions on the -
You can then select and style the captions using the options in the Properties panel. Once you are done styling, apply the style to all captions in the track by selecting the Redefine style icon in the Properties panel and selecting All captions on track.
After styling the captions, you can export captions (as .srt files), or export videos with captions burned-in, or sidecar files.
Burned-in captions allow exporting multiple captions simultaneously, while currently, embed and sidecar captions only support exporting one caption at a time.
You can provide feedback on the quality and accuracy of the translation or report it for being problematic or offensive by selecting the feedback Captions tab and rating or reporting the content.
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