Make CAPTIONS and SUBTITLES without typing a single word | Premiere Pro Tutorial

In this video I'll show you how to Generate Subtitles Automatically Using Premiere Pro! In this tutorial, we will use the Speech-to-Text Feature in Premiere's to auto-transcribe videos directly in the program without having to type a single word. You don't need to use a plugin or a third-party service This is quick and simple absolutely for free if you have Premiere Pro.
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[@JohnRollercoasterJr]

Good stuff Eric

[@EBullard]

Thank you!

[@IsaacBeast]

I've watch your previous videos now I want to know how you put the pop in text effect on the that text sequence.

[@EBullard]

Here is how to do the pop in text animations! kzbin.info/www/bejne/rF7OpHmfjdmgbqc Thanks

[@bloodsplasher]

Hi Eric, Very helpful video. Could you also do a video on how to create text animations word by word. I mean Instead of double lines, one word at a time. Thank you.

[@EBullard]

Hey! Thanks for watching. I think I have a couple of videos that would be helpful to you if you want to create text animations word for word. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWecpaysfKykoZY and kzbin.info/www/bejne/rF7OpHmfjdmgbqc . Let me know if this is what you are looking for and if there is something else I might could help out with a video in the future. Thanks again.

[@bloodsplasher]

@@EBullard Thank you, Eric

[@abubakarniazi]

This (caption & graphic) option is not showing

[@EBullard]

You can also get to the caption and graphics menu by going to window at the top of the page. Select Workspaces and captions and graphics should be under workspaces. The shortcut should be Alt+Shift+6. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching