Titlebee is a speedy subtitling software that simplifies the process of adding subtitles and closed captions to videos. Its user-friendly visual edit feature helps to subtitle timeline and prepare it for embedding in videos or transferring to other video editors.
If you've ever had to prepare subtitles for video, you know how tedious and time-consuming the process can be. However, with Titlebee, the task has become much easier and quicker. This software allows the subtitle editor to focus on editing subtitles visually on a timeline, so that they can truly match the subtitles to the images.
With Titlebee, you can replay difficult passages as often as you like and as fast or slow as you need to find the optimum result. Additionally, you can display multiple tracks side-by-side for easier translation, revision, and proofreading. This feature makes it easier for editors to make sure the subtitles are accurate and consistent.
Once the subtitles are complete, they can be electronically embedded into the video as either soft or hard subtitles. Soft subtitles allow viewers to switch them on and off, while hard subtitles are printed on the image permanently. Titlebee can also render the subtitles into the video directly and in many different formats, including MP4, MKV, AVI, and MOV.
Finally, the software offers over 100 different effects and animations that can be used to stylize the subtitles. These stylized subtitles can be exported to an NLE such as Adobe Premiere, Apple Final Cut, or Avid Media Composer as an alpha-layer that can sit on top of other elements. This allows editors to add an extra layer of creativity to their projects, making their subtitles stand out and complementing the video content perfectly.
With Titlebee, you can replay difficult passages as often as you like and as fast or slow as you need to find the optimum result. Additionally, you can display multiple tracks side-by-side for easier translation, revision, and proofreading. This feature makes it easier for editors to make sure the subtitles are accurate and consistent.
Once the subtitles are complete, they can be electronically embedded into the video as either soft or hard subtitles. Soft subtitles allow viewers to switch them on and off, while hard subtitles are printed on the image permanently. Titlebee can also render the subtitles into the video directly and in many different formats, including MP4, MKV, AVI, and MOV.
Finally, the software offers over 100 different effects and animations that can be used to stylize the subtitles. These stylized subtitles can be exported to an NLE such as Adobe Premiere, Apple Final Cut, or Avid Media Composer as an alpha-layer that can sit on top of other elements. This allows editors to add an extra layer of creativity to their projects, making their subtitles stand out and complementing the video content perfectly.
What's New
Version 1.06: Added support for complex scripts