As we wait for the Twitter subtitle solution, here is a way to add good automatic subtitles on your videos.
You may have already got the news: Twitter will add an automatic subtitle feature for your video tweets in 2021.
So with this solution, you will finally increase the visibility and engagement of your content to a wider audience in the automatic scroll (where most of the videos are watched without sound).
But for now how can you enjoy the benefits of automatic subtitles, and with a quality that the Twitter tool probably may even not achieve?
Is it utopian?
Not really ! After explaining the importance of subtitles for the accessibility of your Twitter content, we’ll present you a professional subtitle generator 😉 .
As you probably already know, Twitter is a great platform to publish video content and ads. According to a survey conducted by the Omnicom agency, the great nativity of the video format on the platform captures the attention of users much better than on other social networks.
As Twitter has implemented the Media Studio service aimed for companies and creators, they now have a tool to further optimize the results of their video content.
But there is a limit: the most successful videos are usually in a fairly short and interactive format. They are also specifically capable of attracting attention without sound.
This means that adding subtitles is essential to distinguish you on the feed and invite users to immerse themselves in your content.
Here are 5 reasons to invest your efforts in subtitling your videos:
With all these good reasons, it would be a shame to do without it!
Until we know what Twitter automatic subtitling will be, the question remains to know how to get started today. Doing subtitles is indeed especially difficult, requiring a lot of time and specific skills to do the job properly. That’s also why there are professional subtitlers !
Good thing is, there are a growing number of solutions appearing on the market to facilitate this task. These subtitling tools automatically generate transcriptions thanks to their voice recognition technologies and allow you to edit the result yourself.
Here we will introduce you to our automatic subtitle generator Checksub.com. It has advanced features that will save you time:
Here’s how you can quickly add subtitles to your Twitter content.
To start, log in on the Cheksub platform. By registering, you will have direct access to the upload interface of your video. Select your content and indicate its original language. You can also choose between many languages to make the translation if needed.
To try the platform, you have 1 hour of video for free. This should be enough for your Twitter video normally quite short, otherwise 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 and optimize the synchronization.
Here are a few tips to optimize this task:
Once you have obtained a result that suits you, there are two scenarios that you can choose from:
Either you are a company or a video creator partner of Twitter. In this case, you have access to the Media Studio service, and the procedure will be quite simple.
You can then export your Checksub subtitles in the SRT format recognized by Twitter. To do so, click on the “Export” button, then “SRT”. Then just add the SRT file in Media Studio.
Either you are not a partner with Twitter, and therefore you do not have access to Media Studio. But you still have the possibility to publish a video on the feed with embedded subtitles. To do so, press the “Export” button, then “Video export”. You can then customize the appearance of your subtitles (size, color, font, positioning…) and upload your video in this format. You will then just have to add it to your Twitter account.
That’s it for us. We hope it helps you create a stimulating conversation around your video content.