Animated automatic subtitles with Premiere Pro
How to create animated subtitles with Premiere Pro? To do this, you first need to generate a transcript of the video, which becomes a subtitle track. Then, in the Essential Graphics tab, you adjust the font, color, rounded corners, and shadow parameters of the subtitles. It's recommended to carefully check the spelling before proceeding, as it will be more difficult to make corrections later. To create a subtitle animation, you need to duplicate the subtitle layer and change its color in the Essential Graphics tab. Finally, add a clipping effect to the top video clip and adjust the keyframes so that the animated subtitles change color. Although Premiere Pro isn't fully developed for dynamic subtitles, this method simplifies the process of creating animated subtitles.
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