

You’ll also find in the same section a translation tool, however that’s only available for those who pay for the service. You also have options to change the font, color, size, even style of your subtitles.

Nothing’s ever perfect of course - how many times do we all mishear words, after all? However, fixing issues is just a matter of selecting the wrong word, and typing in the correct one. We found the automatic subtitles to be truly excellent. One the other hand, this means you can upload videos created using other premium and free video editing software, and the subtitling tool will work for them too, so that’s a bonus. Instead you have to export your project, and ‘Create’ a new ‘Subtitling’ project for Animaker to work on it from there.
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One of the latest additions is the ever-useful accessibility-focused subtitling tool, although unlike a full video editor like Adobe Premiere Pro, you can’t access it from the video editing side of the service. The video maker contains some very interesting features, with regular updates to the service. Animaker has a lot of nice features to simplify video making.Split any scene in two to further refine your edit (Image credit: Animaker)
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It’s all very straightforward, even more so than even the best video editing software for beginners. You’ll find a lot of customization options are available. You can then resize it, reposition it, and use the larger left sidebar to alter its parameters, or animate it. To add any object, select it, and drag it to the preview area. This represents either your entire project or just a selected scene. You can also see them displayed in the timeline, along the bottom of the page. Your project’s scenes are stored to the right, for easy access. To the far left is a sidebar with all the tools available (not all of which are free), from shapes, to backgrounds, images, videos and music tracks, effects, titles, and the big tentpole attraction, characters.Ĭlick on any of them for the second, larger sidebar on the left to be populated with a slew of relevant thumbnails for you to choose from. Most of the page is taken up by a preview of your project or selected scene. The main workspace is where you’ll be spending most of your time. There’s also the option of starting with a blank slate. You’ll find the main page crammed full of templates for you to use, with different formats to suit your needs. Creating a project, and customizing it is very simple and straightforward.The main interface is well organized and easy to work in (Image credit: Animaker)
