Workflow guides
Practical steps for narration, subtitles and video planning.
50 new guides grouped under editorial archive dates October 23–29, 2026. They were published on October 29; archive grouping does not represent earlier publication.
50 new guides grouped under editorial archive dates October 23–29, 2026. They were published on October 29; archive grouping does not represent earlier publication.

An automatic transcript can look convincing while containing a wrong surname, number or negation.

A client asking for a video with subtitles may mean a selectable caption track, words permanently rendered into the picture or both.

Extracting text from subtitles is useful for a searchable transcript, research notes or a description draft.

Line wrapping and cue timing are separate editing decisions.

A character-per-second result is only meaningful when the counting convention is known.

If subtitles are correct near the beginning but wrong near the end, changing one offset may improve one location while making another worse.