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Making subtitles for Adobe Premiere Pro

For Premiere Pro, the easiest way to make subtitles is as an SRT file. Subtitle Studio transcribes your video locally on your Mac, you correct the text in the editor, and you import the SRT into Premiere as a captions track you can then style.

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How to go about it

  1. Provide your videoExport your sequence or use the source file of the interview or recording.
  2. Transcribe with Subtitle StudioThe app turns speech into timed text locally, without uploading to a cloud service.
  3. Correct and checkIn the editor you check names, terms and timing. The quality check flags lines that need attention.
  4. Export and importExport as SRT and import the file into Premiere Pro via File > Import. It arrives in your project as a captions track. Drag the track onto your timeline.

How Subtitle Studio fits in

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Subtitle Studio delivers SRT and VTT that work directly in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut. Because transcription runs locally, your footage stays on your own Mac. With Pro you make a 16:9 and a 9×16 version for social in one click.

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Frequently asked questions

Does an SRT from Subtitle Studio work in Premiere Pro?

Yes. Premiere Pro reads SRT as a captions track, which you then style in Premiere itself.

Which languages can I subtitle?

Budget does Dutch and English. Pro supports 22 languages, including translation.

Can I work with several editors?

Pro works on up to 2 Macs, so a small team can use the same licence.

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The trial runs the complete Pro workflow. No payment details needed, just your e-mail address, and your video stays on your own Mac. What do you have to lose?

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