In this tutorial, I recommend using Kapwing’s Subtitle Maker. To start, you’ll need to upload your video to an editing tool or website. The tool can also be used to auto-generate subtitles in other languages. Adding subtitles directly and permanently into your video is the best way to ensure that your message reaches as many people as possible. In this article, I’ll explain how to add captions to a Twitter video using a free, online subtitle tool. To add subtitles to your Twitter videos, you first need to embed text directly into the video before publishing. However, Twitter does not yet support closed captioning, meaning a video’s soundtrack (and message) don’t reach people with the sound off. Twitter launched video support in 2016, and many brands, social media influencers, podcasters, educators, and journalists regularly publish videos to their feed. They’re also more accessible to people with hearing disabilities as they give an alternative way to consume the video’s dialogue. Videos with subtitles get more engagement on social media since people often browse through apps like Twitter with their sound turned off. I'll show you how to add captions to a Twitter video using a free, online subtitle tool. Videos with subtitles get more engagement.
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