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Can you auto-resize captions?

Community Beginner ,
Jun 12, 2023 Jun 12, 2023

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I am currently editing about 3/4 short videos per day and I am running into this issue that is causing me a little bit of headache. I auto-transcribe the footage, create captions out of it and style it like so:

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But for bigger words, since the captions are quite large, it ends up breaking in two lines:

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I know that the fix is pretty simple, I just make the font size smaller, but is there any option inside Premiere to auto-adjust the font size to fit the text box? I've seen mobile apps doing that for captions but couldn't find it inside premiere.

 

Any ideas/opinions are much appreciated!

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Community Expert , Jun 12, 2023 Jun 12, 2023

Samuel,

 

Nothing that is really automatic.

 

This is a problem with vertical videos, in part, because it is often watched on small devices and begs for a large font. There's no feature for hyphenation, and how else would you adjust a word that large?

 

I focus on two things: maximize the bounding box horizontally, set the caption creation to limit the characters per line, and one line per caption. But in the end, it takes some manual adjustment.

 

Stan

 

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Samuel,

 

Nothing that is really automatic.

 

This is a problem with vertical videos, in part, because it is often watched on small devices and begs for a large font. There's no feature for hyphenation, and how else would you adjust a word that large?

 

I focus on two things: maximize the bounding box horizontally, set the caption creation to limit the characters per line, and one line per caption. But in the end, it takes some manual adjustment.

 

Stan

 

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