Turn media and checked captions into a video
Bring the recording and the matching timing file. The assistant guides a burn-in workflow so the words become part of the exported picture.
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Have both inputs ready
The media supplies the sound or picture. An LRC, SRT, VTT or supported JSON timing file supplies when the text appears. Make sure both inputs belong to the same edit before starting; a different intro or playback speed will change sync.
Keep a caption file as well as the video
Burned-in captions are visible wherever the video plays, but they become pixels. A separate caption track can remain selectable and editable. Keep the timing source so a later wording correction does not require reconstructing it from the rendered video.
Preview before exporting the whole piece
Review text readability, line breaks and timing on your intended screen size. Browser video capabilities and device resources can limit the files that can be decoded or exported. If an input is unsupported, try a compatible media export and keep the original source.
Questions about this workflow
Will this create new word timestamps?
The video workflow uses existing timing data. For generating and refining word timings from supplied lyrics and a song, use LyricTimestamps first.
Can viewers turn burned-in captions off?
No. They are part of the video image. Export a separate subtitle track if viewers need that choice.
Is video rendering performed in the browser?
The burn-in tool uses the browser and device for its media work. Chat messages are still sent to the service, and supported media varies by browser.