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Will S
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August 25, 2021
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Captions One Word at a time in Premiere Pro

  • August 25, 2021
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Hey Guys!

      I am trying to figure out how to turn generated captions into "one word at a time" segments. I already know how to make the captions, I am just stuck in how to automate them to just come out one word at a time. Thanks for the help! 

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    Correct answer D. Standish23933411kv1u

    Set both minimum characters and minimum time to.... the MINIMUM (7 and 1.2 seconds, in the April 2022 edition).

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    Joseph27578641tpku
    Known Participant
    April 27, 2023

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjV1xeb0A9U
    and if you need short captions for export to a .csv like i needed ...just highlight the captions first in the timeline.

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    Rachilli
    Inspiring
    April 27, 2023

    Yea this is close, but I want the words to be able to stack like the auto Instagram captions. 

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      wil_8332
      Participant
      September 18, 2024

      hello, you find a way to do this? 

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      D. Standish23933411kv1uCorrect answer
      Participant
      April 10, 2022

      Set both minimum characters and minimum time to.... the MINIMUM (7 and 1.2 seconds, in the April 2022 edition).

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        Rachilli
        Inspiring
        June 30, 2022

        Thank you for this! This isn't exactly what I was looking for, but it will work! Do you know if it's possible in Premiere to stack subtitle tracks where the words stack as they appear (like Instagram captions?). I want to be able to edit the words and make sure they're accurate plus use brand fonts, but your solution is the closest to that Instagram look I can find.

        Kevin-Monahan
        Community Manager
        Kevin-MonahanCommunity Manager
        Community Manager
        August 25, 2021

        Hi Will,

        Sorry, that function is not available. You'll need to create a feature request.

         

        Since this is around the third time I've seen this request (and not saying it's a bad one), I'm just trying to understand why you would want such a feature. Can you tell me why you would want only one word at a time so I can understand your needs? I have seen a young gamer who is popular using something similar. Perhaps you are trying to emulate this gamer's style?

         

        My opinion on this content creator is that I find the text extremely hard to watch visually for even 30 seconds. Rapid fire text has the effect of a mental tax and tires me out after a very short time. After watching, I feel rather drained and I didn't like it much. 

         

        Hope you can help me understand the "why" so I can pass it along to the devs.

         

        Thanks,
        Kevin

         

         

        Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community & Engagement Strategist – Pro Video and Audio
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          Will SAuthor
          Participant
          August 25, 2021

          Hello Kevin, 

           Thank you for your response. I ask this to stylize the text to pop up when that specific word is most important. I video edit for marketing and am trying to be as quick as can be. However, I think I will just individually edit each caption segement to fit the style my boss would like it to be.

            Kevin-Monahan
            Community Manager
            Kevin-MonahanCommunity Manager
            Community Manager
            August 25, 2021

            Sure Will, thanks for clarifying. I think the minimum you can set is 26 letters and then you can chop your words from there. I do this periodically for my own captions. Since I'm older, there are a lot of, er, gaps in my speech - so I need a single word - but for me, it is not necessary for all the words to be chopped up. For sure, get that feature request and I'll continue to advocate for you and the others requesting that feature.

            Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community & Engagement Strategist – Pro Video and Audio
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