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Have you recorded a nice video that you want to share with millions? Thought of uploading it on YouTube? That’s great! But did you know that having subtitles or a transcript can seriously boost the potential reach of your videos?
This happens for a reason. Search engines – such as Google – use crawlers to find content online. These crawlers can only understand text, so providing your video with subtitles or a full transcript of your content can bring your work to light. In this blog post, there is everything you need to know about how to add subtitles to a YouTube video. Let’s start!
Let’s get started and discuss each of them.
P.s. if you click on properties, you can also edit those subtitles in Classic Studio, but their accuracy is far from perfect, so you’ll have to dedicate a lot of time to it.
P.s. all of your files exported from Amberscript include timestamps, so make sure to select “with timing”. If you select “without timing” your subtitles will lose their specific time codes and will be spread evenly across the whole video.
That’s not something we’d recommend, but if it benefits your content – there is an easy way to do it.
Here we are at the end! You should by now know how to add subtitles to a youtube video! We are certain that subtitles can be very beneficial for your video content.
If you want to know more about subtitles you might also want to read:
– How to Create Subtitles with Amberscript
– Subtitles, Closed Captions and SDH: How are they different?
