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Hand reviewed video subtitles to an editing team

When to use it
You need to deliver translated subtitles in a format the video editing team can use.
What you need
A reviewed video project, management permission, and the subtitle format requested by the editing team
  1. Finish the review

    Check missing sentences, proper names, subtitle timing, and save status.

  2. Complete the project

    Use the project's More menu in the project list to mark it complete.

  3. Choose a format

    Select the requested subtitle format from those currently offered in Download.

  4. Check the file

    Open the downloaded file in an editing or text tool. Check language and timecodes before handing it over.

What to check

You can hand over a usable subtitle file together with your review criteria.

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Completing a project#

Mark a finished project complete from the more (⋯) button on its row in the project list.

Downloading results#

Download from the same more (⋯) menu. What you can download depends on the content type.

Subtitles#

The subtitle files of a video project. Choose the subtitle options and file formats that suit where the content will be used.

Images#

The result of a webtoon or other image project. It can be downloaded with text layers included so typesetting can continue afterward.

Audio#

The speech generated by a dubbing project. Choose the file format and download.

Exporting to a connected app#

If you have connected an app, results can be uploaded to it directly.

  • Google Drive — choose the account, then the folder to upload into. You can create a new folder from the dialog.
  • YouTube — choose the channel and the subtitle name, then upload. Uploaded subtitles appear on that video in YouTube Studio.

See Integrations for how to connect.

A related project continues from a completed one. The earlier stage's output becomes the next stage's source, so you can chain transcription → translation → review → dubbing.

Choose the related-project action from the project's more (⋯) menu and fill in the new project's details.

Type you can chain Description
Translation Move the source into another language
Review Correct and improve the translation
Dubbing Turn the translation into speech
Subtitle sync Re-time subtitles against an edited video

Deleting a project#

Delete from the more (⋯) menu.

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