After generating your subtitles, you have the ability to edit the subtitle text and use the search function to search and replace specific words or phrases.
How to edit the subtitle text:
Select Subtitles and double-click on the text segment you wish to edit.
The segment will highlight, and you can edit the text as you would a Word document. After clicking off the segment, the new subtitles will generate and update within the transcript.
How to use the subtitle search function:
You can also use the search function to search and replace specific words. This is a great tool to use to correct inaccurate transcriptions.
Select Subtitles and click the search tool.
Type the word or phrase within the search tool and then the word or phrase you’d like to replace it with.
You’ll have the option to select Replace or Replace all.
💥Tips & Tricks💥
Individual clips have a 150 character limit.
If all subtitle text within an individual clip is deleted, note that the video segment itself will NOT be deleted. Instead, no text will appear on the screen for that segment.
💥HEADS UP!💥 You are not able to add symbols. Only letters are supported in subtitles.