Instantly transcribe video to text.

Open your project in Premiere and import your video file. Go to the Text panel and select Transcribe Sequence. Premiere will use AI-powered voice-to-text technology to transcribe the audio track in your video in real time.

You can easily convert video to text in Adobe Premiere using speech-to-text and transcription features.

Speech to Text is available for: English, English (UK), Simplified Chinese (Mandarin), Traditional Chinese (Mandarin), Traditional Cantonese, Spanish, German, French, Japanese, Portuguese, Korean, Italian, Russian, Hindi, Dutch, Norwegian, Swedish, and Danish.

No, Speech to Text is included in your Premiere subscription. There is currently no set limit for fair and reasonable use by individual subscribers, for their own projects.

With Premiere 22.2 (and later) you can use Speech to Text offline. Premiere includes an English language pack for transcriptions. Additional language packs can be downloaded individually. Once a language pack is installed, you can create transcriptions of your videos without an internet connection.

Yes. Speech to Text leverages AI technology to generate transcripts and position captions on the timeline so that they match the pacing and cadence of the spoken words.

SCC, MCC, STL, and DFXMP files or embed captions into videos upon export.

To edit a video with text in Adobe Premiere, create a new Title clip, add your desired text, and customize its appearance. Place the Title clip on the Timeline above your video clips. Use the Title Tool to reposition or animate the text overlay. Additionally, you can import pre-made title templates from Adobe Stock.

Transcript-based editing in Adobe Premiere refers to the ability to generate a text transcript from the audio in your video clips. You can then edit the transcript text and have Premiere automatically adjust the corresponding video and audio clips based on the edited transcript. This streamlines the editing process for dialogue-heavy projects.

To enable text-based editing in Adobe Premiere, go to the Workflow workspace and select the Transcription tool. You can then transcribe audio from your video clips or import an existing transcript file. Once the transcript is available, you can edit the text directly, and Premiere will automatically update the corresponding video and audio segments based on your text edits.

While importing your media, you can enable Automatic transcription under Import settings. Alternatively, you can right-click on a video file in the Project panel and select Transcribe. Or if you open the Text panel, you'll see a button to transcribe the clip.

The quickest way to create captions (or subtitles) is to start with a transcript of your video. After transcribing your video, click on the Create Captions button in the Text panel. Then in the Captions tab, you can adjust the style and timing of the captions.

After creating captions, navigate to the Captions tab in the Text panel. At the top of the Captions tab, click on the Translate Captions button. Select the languages and click Translate.