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The Speech-to-Text feature is a known trait in Wondershare Filmora, which allows users to convert their video content into captions and subtitles. Anything that is being called out in the video can be transcribed and translated across Wondershare Filmora; however, this is not the end of this feature. Filmora recently added an automated feature to make the text more interactive by highlighting it with personalized options.
How To Use Auto Captioning in Wondershare Filmora Mac
If you wish to make your video subtitles better with highlighting, look into the effective step-by-step process of how to use the Auto Caption feature within Filmora:
Step 1. Access Speech-To-Text Feature After Adding Video
On launching Wondershare Filmora on your computer, select the “New Project” button and proceed into the “Import” option. Upon adding the video, drag the video into the timeline and right-click on it to access the “Speech-to-Text” option from the drop-down menu.
![add video project and start stt](https://images.wondershare.com/filmora/article-images/2024/06/auto-caption-mac-1.jpg)
Step 2. Enable Auto Caption Feature in Options
With a new window on the screen, enable the “Add automatical active works” after defining the basic speech-to-text principles. As this activates the Auto Caption feature, click the “OK” button to initiate execution.
![activate automatical active words feature](https://images.wondershare.com/filmora/article-images/2024/06/auto-caption-mac-2.jpg)
Step 3. Make Changes to Dynamic Subtitles With Templates
After transcribing the video, the converted voice of the video is shown across the timeline. While you can find all the dynamic subtitles added properly, they can be changed under different parameters. Access the “Titles” section and look for various styles across the “Templates” sub-section. After changing across one specific subtitle, use the “Apply to All" button to bring change across all video captions.
![change added subtitles with templates](https://images.wondershare.com/filmora/article-images/2024/06/auto-caption-mac-3.jpg)
Step4. Make Edits and Export Final Video
After changing the style of added captions, you can also make deviances in the font style, color, and size. For that, access the “Basic" sub-section and make effective changes to the mentioned properties. To apply this to all captions, use the "Apply to All” button. After concluding the process, access the “Export" button to save the transcribed video.
![perform other edits and export](https://images.wondershare.com/filmora/article-images/2024/06/auto-caption-mac-4.jpg)
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