Captions
Most caption tools give you a burned-in overlay or a sidecar file. Both mean going back to the tool every time you want to change one word.
Included on every paid plan, and in the 7-day trial. Needs the local speech model.
Captions land as Premiere text graphics on their own track. Style them once and every caption follows. Because they are ordinary graphics, you can drag one, retype it, restyle a single word, or delete it, without going back through Um Out at all.
That also means they survive everything else you do to the sequence, and they export the way any other graphic does.
Timing comes from the same transcript the other tools use, so each caption appears with the words it contains rather than on a fixed cadence.
Run captions last, after silence and filler cleanup. Captions written against the uncut audio describe words that are no longer there.
Yes. They are ordinary Premiere text graphics, so every normal styling control applies and nothing is locked.
No. Transcription runs locally through the speech model on your own computer.
7 days of the whole product, no card. Nothing changes in your projects when it ends.
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