WeVideo is one of the easiest online video editors to use. With its flexible and multiplatform cloud solution, you can quickly create a video for a presentation, a course or a communication to your collaborators.
While you can add text to your video manually, WeVideo does not have a built-in automatic caption feature.
So how can you subtitle your videos and save more time? Here we show you a possible way using a subtitle generator. You'll see, it's not that complicated!
WeVideo is a practical video solution that is especially popular with educators and communications staff. With a simple and full-featured interface, it allows you to edit and customize a video, while hosting it on a dedicated server.
If WeVideo does not have a specific video accessibility policy, you can put custom text on your video, or use a subtitle generator to burn subtitles into your video (method we will describe below). This makes your content readable and understandable to the deaf and hard of hearing.
But there are other interesting benefits to expect from that:
Sounds interesting ? Here are the different ways to subtitle your videos on WeVideo.
Since WeVideo has not a built-in subtitle feature, there are few ways to add subtitles on the platform. In fact, there are only two alternatives:
So your decision depends on how much video you need to subtitle. If you have a lot of speech, it's better to use automatic subtitling. Otherwise, the manual captioning tool will be enough.
Here, we present you the method to follow to subtitle your video with our Checksub solution. This tool enables you to :
To get started, log on to the Checksub platform. Select your content and indicate its original language. You can also choose among many languages to do the translation if needed.
You have 1 hour of video test the platform. If this is not enough time for your first video, you can buy credits at a low price.
The API will then perform the speech recognition and provide you with the result in a few minutes.
When the result is ready, click on the language of your video and access the dedicated subtitle editor to check the synchronization.
When you are satisfied with the transcript, you can then proceed to encode your subtitles into your video. To do this, click on the "Export" button, then choose "Video Exportation".
There you will have access to an interface to customize the appearance of your subtitles. Once you have finished, you can finally export your video in MP4 format. Now you have a subtitled video!
As you can see, creating and synchronizing subtitles is quite complex. This is even more true if you have a large volume of videos or WeVideo videos that are difficult to transcribe (ambient noise).
Fortunately, there are also professional services that can take care of your WeVideo video projects. With the help of proven human expertise, they will deliver your projects in a short time frame and with high quality. For example, our subtitling experts are at your service!
Otherwise, we hope we've helped you make a catchy video!
