I've looked for videos showing how each word comes in one at a time, thinking it was some sort of effect on premiere. But nope, looks like it's about an hour extra of work 😅. But worth it. Thanks for showing that!
You're welcome! Hopefully sooner than later there will be a quicker automated way! I tend to only use captions on short segments of my videos anyway, so it's no so bad for me...
O.M.G. 4:40 I was hoping to find an alternative to KAPWING so I wouldn't have to be doing each word one by one in a 20 minute video.... FUUUUUUUUU. Guess it's back to Kapwing until there's a better way. :(
This is exactly what I was hoping to learn. Everyone wants to do text editing quickly, but I wanted the option to customize. Which is exactly what you took the time to show here. So, thank you!
@@ThisGuy is there a way to automate the the “one word at a time like this” part because it knows where the breaks are if you auto caption and turn it into text is there no way to automate that?
Any ideas why the 'convert captions to graphics' options is greyed out for me? Everything else is the same as your example. Fallen at the first hurdle 😅 Thank you! Great video.
I hate that word for word is so meticulous. Premiere is literally already doing it in text-based editing when it highlights the word that you're on. Why can't they just convert it into word based cuts?
They will soon I'm sure...but I guess while most of the mobile platforms were built to do that as their main purpose, Premiere/Davinci/Final Cut were not, and are now playing catch-up to add these things in, so that they work well...???
hey nice video, these effects are very good, to learn as a beginner , please tell us how we can make these effects as a preset ( template) and save to use them in future projects
If I have the transcription done on the timeline why cant premiere recognize to highlight the word being said automatically. Takes too much time to manually do each word like this. Should have been an update a long time ago, everyone is waiting on this update.
Great video! Change color of one word at a time, for example, looks SUPER tedious. Capcut has auto-captions and automatically fades in and out each word without any work at all. Does Premiere Pro have an auto animation feature where it automatically fades in or changes the color of each word as you say it? (Without you having to manually slice your own captions and listen for each word?)
The karaoke method is so time consuming. Premier needs to add this as a feature. I feel like others have this technology cuz there’s no way ppl are spending this much time on their captions
Premiere ITSELF uses a karaoke effect in the editor to show you the exact word/sentence you are working on in the transcript, but they don't let you apply a style to the current word in the captions? Baffles me how undeveloped captions are
Thanks a lot sir , But is there an automatic way? Because this is very tiring. It doesn’t make sense. I cut and edit word by word the whole video. It’s not even enough for me to finish it in one day.
No No! Capcut does this by default. This is too much work. Premiere should look into this to be done automatically. They do it when you review the transcript in its dedicated window. So the technology is there already. They must incorporate in the subtitle part as well.
They are playing catch-up for sure. But I'm sure they just want to implement these things properly, to work well in Premiere. Whereas the mobile ones were built to do it as their main thing. If the mobile ones work for your workflow already, just use them...? They don't work for what I do, so I will wait for Premiere to keep evolving.
If you have a subtitle sentence in .srt divided into words and each word has a beginning and end time in srt, then how to put a karaoke effect in sentence on each word if the time is already there . Something like this is done by the submachine plugin from Adobe, but it is not free Can be other ways???!!!!
gosto de suas opções, mas ainda é muito trabalhoso, o Descript faz isso automático. Imagino que a adobe use o serviço de transcrição da azure, e eles enviam no json o tempo de cada palavra, isso deveria ser uma "flag" para fazer automático, espero que a adobe olhe para isso.
Man, almost but...not quite for me. I need to animate text on screen so it comes in one word at a time. But i'm not subtitling a voice, so there are no synching problems. However it is loads of text and I can't believe I have to cut for each word. All I'm looking for is a simple way (mogrt?) that lets me write a whole sentence and then it animates it so it appears one word at a time!! Please help anyone?
Hello Sir, many many thanks for showing us these ways to animate our captions ❣ I just have one question sir, can we do the karoke style caption with any plugin or tool? i mean its very tedious process to cut all words and then placing them as per text position... please see if we can figure out something for this sir...🙏🙏
There isn't anything built in to Premiere Pro like that yet (not that I'm aware of). Premiere Gal did a video recently about a Plugin that does it though I think. Maybe check her video out. I'm guessing that Premiere will add some sort of AI to do it soon, as much more basic apps like Capcut can already do it no problem. We'll have to wait and see when/if they do it...?
No worries! It's funny though, I still get flack from people in the comments for not giving an "easier way." It's not my fault Premiere doesn't have these functions built in yet, and yes...plenty of other videos just say to plugins/etc. Glad you got what you needed. Thanks for watching!
idk if anyone else has this issue where when you try to resize the text it changes the sizes of all of them and not just one separately what am i doing wrong there? sorry im fairly new 😅 (8:47)
Wow Shawn, I love you straightforward, clear, and concise explanations, and also how you strategically progressed the different ways to build one method on the skill learned from the previous method. This is QUALITY education and excited to watch more of your content!
Nice tutorial. I’m a moderator for the SubMachine plugin that PremiereGal and myself use. I’ll be sharing this on Premiere discord as the long way to do subtitles and captions. Keep up the good work
For word-by-word sentence coming out, you can try masking the text from the opacity panel using a rectangluar mask to cover the enitre text. Kefyframe 1: width of the rectangle=0 (before the first word is spoken), Keyframe 2: full width of the rectangle (when the last word is spoken). I've been using the same for my videos. Do let me know, how you find this :)
That's why I made this other video WITH Keyframing, that explains other methods like the one you stated (at the end of the video) ua-cam.com/video/HQ-SNBq8Hnc/v-deo.html
This is really good.. until the karaoke part. Each word one by one, are u serious? Simply use the CC option and generate a .srt! That will give you EACH individual word AND all on way layer ready to go perfectly timed with audio.
Yes. I explain how to do EACH individual word one at a time in my previous video. That is only ONE way to "animate" captions by word by word...this is 5 other ways (that can't be auto-generated yet).
Long time ago I see this video and I know the video was a good one but today when I need to watch I couldn't find you in the search results, it is there but the thumbnail. I was scrolling up and down searching with different keywords but didn't see. But when randomly playing the videos I got you lol
@@ThisGuy I want to ask questions, directly.. but i can i ask them here or via email.. my System doesn't have "Upgrade to Source Graphics" , reasons is because i didn't pay for it app, in Nigeria here i use what's called the Cracked version. It's gives me the ability to use the app without paying for it, i know this is wrong, but i don't have the money to do so So my question is, is there anything way to turn captions into source graphics on Adobe premiere pro 2022 without going on "graphics and title"
@@RPOlawale You can do all of these effects by creating your own regular text graphics AND by using the yellow captions themselves. I only convert to graphic because then I can ALSO use keyframing to animate (which is my next video).
What kind of hardware do you use? I can´t even smoothly playback a single piece of video in my timeline - and that´s with proxy on, 32GB RAM and a Nvidia 3070 (I know, not the best stuff...but i should be able to at least preview a clip...or add a lower third without waiting a minute?!). How do you edit so smoothly...I can´t even place a lower third from a YT Pack and move it smoothly with the XYZ sliders...wth 😞
something wrong with your computer settings? I've got a janky refurbished Dell laptop with only 16gb of ram and this Adobe software runs lightning fast.
surely there has to be a easier way... you say "no keyframing" but you might as well be, ur just splitting the strip into 17 different pieces, might as well be individual keyframes... There must be a procedural system... even capcut on my phone can do captions better than premiere... 🤔
I'm not a programmer for Adobe. This is all we have to work with for now. If Capcut does what you need it to already...then use it. If you find a faster way, let me know...
@@ThisGuy yeah sorry, that comment was quite aggressive, sorry about that. The best I’ve found is using one of adobes preset captions, then copy pasting its attributes onto my captions… but it has mixed results, as a lot of attributes don’t actually get copy pasted over properly. That and changing for the captions are generated by loading the minimum words and letters resulting in shorter 1-2 word captions… but still… ugh, adobe why 😭🤦♂️
Great job Shawn. It takes a minute to do all this. Hopefully Premiere gets with the times so we dont have to use third party apps to get this done faster! Great tutorial. You have a crisp voice too sir.
Ha! Thanks. There's a lot of people commenting to just use a plugin, and I guess that's where things are going (where everything will just be done for you) but I also like knowing how to do things manually myself. Thanks for watching!
There are plugins, but nothing natively to Premiere Pro at this point (that I'm aware of). What type of video are you making that requires karaoke style captions for 21 minutes?
This video is totally covered what I actually tried to search for improving my editing skills and how to customize each word after another. Thank you so much Shawn :)
Thank goodness for SubMachine, coz for any video more than 5 seconds, there's no way I'm messing a about with these techniques, I often do 1 min shorts with subtitles, would get old very quickly.
I wonder if you could have set both the minimum characters and minimum time to their lowest values instead of manually breaking them into separate captions?
I explain how to do that and what it looks like in the video I mention at the start. The difference in this video is that all these examples have multiple words on the screen at all times. Doing it the way you suggested is also good, but then there's only one word on the screen at a time.
Great video, I will be using this to practice forsure. One tip that you might already be aware of, You don't need to listen for the dialogue anymore to make cuts. You can transcribe it in the beta version of premiere pro and jump to each word in your captions in the Text window. Hope that helps mate, cheers!
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I've looked for videos showing how each word comes in one at a time, thinking it was some sort of effect on premiere. But nope, looks like it's about an hour extra of work 😅. But worth it. Thanks for showing that!
You're welcome! Hopefully sooner than later there will be a quicker automated way! I tend to only use captions on short segments of my videos anyway, so it's no so bad for me...
import the color wheel is such a subtle but epic tip. Ty friend
O.M.G. 4:40 I was hoping to find an alternative to KAPWING so I wouldn't have to be doing each word one by one in a 20 minute video.... FUUUUUUUUU. Guess it's back to Kapwing until there's a better way. :(
No way this is done manually nowadays... anybody got an easy plugin to auto detect and apply a style per word?
This is exactly what I was hoping to learn. Everyone wants to do text editing quickly, but I wanted the option to customize. Which is exactly what you took the time to show here. So, thank you!
Same here. It takes it to the next level of the gammmmmme.
I love the fact that you took your time to explain everything into details
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching! 👍
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This is very time consuming. Anyways, thank you.
You're welcome, and Yes it can be time consuming for sure.
@@ThisGuy is there a way to automate the the “one word at a time like this” part because it knows where the breaks are if you auto caption and turn it into text is there no way to automate that?
@@yugohughes3683use an app put a color as a background, keep the audio and reimport in premiere than luma key it 😕
@@byziadcould you elaborate?
@@yugohughes3683listen to my music. You can't automate
Any ideas why the 'convert captions to graphics' options is greyed out for me? Everything else is the same as your example. Fallen at the first hurdle 😅 Thank you! Great video.
It's only available in the latest updates, maybe you yours is older still?
I hate that word for word is so meticulous. Premiere is literally already doing it in text-based editing when it highlights the word that you're on. Why can't they just convert it into word based cuts?
They will soon I'm sure...but I guess while most of the mobile platforms were built to do that as their main purpose, Premiere/Davinci/Final Cut were not, and are now playing catch-up to add these things in, so that they work well...???
hey nice video,
these effects are very good, to learn as a beginner , please tell us how we can make these effects as a preset ( template) and save to use them in future projects
7:42 that's the challenge, but how did do it?
If I have the transcription done on the timeline why cant premiere recognize to highlight the word being said automatically. Takes too much time to manually do each word like this. Should have been an update a long time ago, everyone is waiting on this update.
What is an automated AI tool that can do this for me? This is so tedious...
Great video! Change color of one word at a time, for example, looks SUPER tedious. Capcut has auto-captions and automatically fades in and out each word without any work at all. Does Premiere Pro have an auto animation feature where it automatically fades in or changes the color of each word as you say it? (Without you having to manually slice your own captions and listen for each word?)
Thanks, but I was kind hoping you figured out a way to do it quickly.
Not yet. But I'm sure they will add some sort of AI to do it at some point soon, as most phone apps can do it already. Thanks for watching!
Thank you, Shawn. So tired of watchng people using different classy plugins and such. Thank you for going straight to the point, very rare these days.
Amazing trick. You got a new subscriber. 👍
Awesome! Glad you liked the video 👍
The karaoke method is so time consuming. Premier needs to add this as a feature. I feel like others have this technology cuz there’s no way ppl are spending this much time on their captions
Premiere ITSELF uses a karaoke effect in the editor to show you the exact word/sentence you are working on in the transcript, but they don't let you apply a style to the current word in the captions? Baffles me how undeveloped captions are
Thanks a lot sir , But is there an automatic way? Because this is very tiring. It doesn’t make sense. I cut and edit word by word the whole video. It’s not even enough for me to finish it in one day.
There HAS to be an easier way for this. This is too much manual labour.
Exactly, too unpractical, must be way to automate it.
CapCut offers this..Premiere PRO on the other hand LMAO doesn't...
No No! Capcut does this by default.
This is too much work.
Premiere should look into this to be done automatically. They do it when you review the transcript in its dedicated window. So the technology is there already. They must incorporate in the subtitle part as well.
This is helpful but it's shocking Adobe hasn't made this built in! Word by word caption styles should be a thing. All these apps can do it.
They are playing catch-up for sure. But I'm sure they just want to implement these things properly, to work well in Premiere. Whereas the mobile ones were built to do it as their main thing. If the mobile ones work for your workflow already, just use them...? They don't work for what I do, so I will wait for Premiere to keep evolving.
this is absolutely unacceptable. SHAME ON ADOBE
for video with 10 minutes...i think it takes 1 day to make it, also after 4 changes premiere pro crash
Isn't there a easier way to do it? Can't believe free software like capcut or captions is so much better for this.
If you have a subtitle sentence in .srt divided into words and each word has a beginning and end time in srt, then how to put a karaoke effect in sentence on each word if the time is already there . Something like this is done by the submachine plugin from Adobe, but it is not free Can be other ways???!!!!
gosto de suas opções, mas ainda é muito trabalhoso, o Descript faz isso automático. Imagino que a adobe use o serviço de transcrição da azure, e eles enviam no json o tempo de cada palavra, isso deveria ser uma "flag" para fazer automático, espero que a adobe olhe para isso.
Thank you for this amazing tutorial. Do you have any idea if there's a Premiere Pro extension that can do this automatically?
Man, almost but...not quite for me.
I need to animate text on screen so it comes in one word at a time. But i'm not subtitling a voice, so there are no synching problems.
However it is loads of text and I can't believe I have to cut for each word.
All I'm looking for is a simple way (mogrt?) that lets me write a whole sentence and then it animates it so it appears one word at a time!! Please help anyone?
Thank you. It's very cool, but labor intensive. Is there a script or a free plugin?
Man I love your tutorial a lot but do you know if Adobe has developed a easier way ? Because for longer videos it would take way too much time.
Hello Sir, many many thanks for showing us these ways to animate our captions ❣ I just have one question sir, can we do the karoke style caption with any plugin or tool? i mean its very tedious process to cut all words and then placing them as per text position... please see if we can figure out something for this sir...🙏🙏
There isn't anything built in to Premiere Pro like that yet (not that I'm aware of). Premiere Gal did a video recently about a Plugin that does it though I think. Maybe check her video out. I'm guessing that Premiere will add some sort of AI to do it soon, as much more basic apps like Capcut can already do it no problem. We'll have to wait and see when/if they do it...?
@@ThisGuy thanks for ur reply 👍
Is there no way of changing the color per word without doing it to each sentence?
anyone know how dylan anderson does his subtitles? im having trouble figuring out how to do his style
I tried turning my subtitles to graphics but only black boxes appeared and wouldn’t let me edit, kinda weird, sorry very new to premiere pro
Thank you for demoing how to do these effects natively. Tons of vids shilling plugins and presets.
No worries! It's funny though, I still get flack from people in the comments for not giving an "easier way." It's not my fault Premiere doesn't have these functions built in yet, and yes...plenty of other videos just say to plugins/etc. Glad you got what you needed. Thanks for watching!
theres gotta be a plugin that can do this. so time consuming just for captions :/
idk if anyone else has this issue where when you try to resize the text it changes the sizes of all of them and not just one separately what am i doing wrong there? sorry im fairly new 😅 (8:47)
This is absolutely Fantastic! Loved it! Thanks a lot Shawn!
You're so welcome! 👍
For some reason when ever I changed the color of the text on one graphic it doesn’t go back to white on the other
Thanks a lot ! I was looking for these kinds of tutorials to imitate Steven Bartlett subtitles :)
Glad I could help!
add one word at a time as a paragraph is the best style .. i would love to know if theres is any easy way to do it
tks for the viddddd
Nice Bro. Awesome work. keep it up
Thank you so much 😀
Superb! Really helpful, thanks for sharing.
Wow Shawn, I love you straightforward, clear, and concise explanations, and also how you strategically progressed the different ways to build one method on the skill learned from the previous method. This is QUALITY education and excited to watch more of your content!
Is there an automated way to do the karaoke captions in Premier Pro or does that functionality not exist yet?
The word by word can i make it into preset inorder not to do again just drag and drop or is it compulsory to make it anytime
In 4 Business days ive Animated 5 shorts 😂 we need a plugin
0:01 what is caption style name. do capcut autoanimation caption have this one?
Time consuming, there should be an automatic way to do these things.
If the video is very long, do I have to go through each word and adjust its settings?
Great video! Thank you so much
It takes so much time. Any free plugin for it?
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Oh, wow! Thank you so much. It's time-consuming, but it's worth it. 👏"
You're so welcome!
Nice tutorial. I’m a moderator for the SubMachine plugin that PremiereGal and myself use. I’ll be sharing this on Premiere discord as the long way to do subtitles and captions. Keep up the good work
Thanks! Much Appreciated! 👍
Really helpful man , i can combine this with my style to get new style, like the highlight and colour changing text while highlighted
Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching! 👍
For word-by-word sentence coming out, you can try masking the text from the opacity panel using a rectangluar mask to cover the enitre text. Kefyframe 1: width of the rectangle=0 (before the first word is spoken), Keyframe 2: full width of the rectangle (when the last word is spoken).
I've been using the same for my videos.
Do let me know, how you find this :)
That's why I made this other video WITH Keyframing, that explains other methods like the one you stated (at the end of the video) ua-cam.com/video/HQ-SNBq8Hnc/v-deo.html
Thanksssssssssss
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no problem! 👍
This is really good.. until the karaoke part. Each word one by one, are u serious?
Simply use the CC option and generate a .srt! That will give you EACH individual word AND all on way layer ready to go perfectly timed with audio.
Yes. I explain how to do EACH individual word one at a time in my previous video. That is only ONE way to "animate" captions by word by word...this is 5 other ways (that can't be auto-generated yet).
Long time ago I see this video and I know the video was a good one but today when I need to watch I couldn't find you in the search results, it is there but the thumbnail. I was scrolling up and down searching with different keywords but didn't see. But when randomly playing the videos I got you lol
Ha! Glad you found it and glad it was helpful!
Is it possible to make this text effects present ?
Keep up the Good work big man, from a beginner Video Editor in NIGERIA
Thanks for the support and for watching! Much appreciated. 👍
@@ThisGuy I want to ask questions, directly.. but i can i ask them here or via email.. my System doesn't have "Upgrade to Source Graphics" , reasons is because i didn't pay for it app, in Nigeria here i use what's called the Cracked version. It's gives me the ability to use the app without paying for it, i know this is wrong, but i don't have the money to do so
So my question is, is there anything way to turn captions into source graphics on Adobe premiere pro 2022 without going on "graphics and title"
@@RPOlawale "Upgrade to source graphics" has on only been available recently. 23.1 version forwards, I believe.
@@whitedinamo thank you gee
@@RPOlawale You can do all of these effects by creating your own regular text graphics AND by using the yellow captions themselves. I only convert to graphic because then I can ALSO use keyframing to animate (which is my next video).
can you do please how to do a little shake of the captions ( like floating )
are any of the effects in this video what you were looking for? ua-cam.com/video/HQ-SNBq8Hnc/v-deo.html
Thanks 🙏 you’re an absolute chad
LOL, that was so time-consuming!
I usually don't post comments, but I felt compelled to comment on this video. THANK U
I appreciate that. Glad it was helpful!
Thank your Nice Video love from india full detailed video and clear understeding
Glad it was helpful!
What kind of hardware do you use?
I can´t even smoothly playback a single piece of video in my timeline - and that´s with proxy on, 32GB RAM and a Nvidia 3070 (I know, not the best stuff...but i should be able to at least preview a clip...or add a lower third without waiting a minute?!). How do you edit so smoothly...I can´t even place a lower third from a YT Pack and move it smoothly with the XYZ sliders...wth 😞
something wrong with your computer settings? I've got a janky refurbished Dell laptop with only 16gb of ram and this Adobe software runs lightning fast.
@@rageonyx I really don´t know. It seems to depend on the source material used (like codec, etc.) but most of the time it´s not as good as expected.
How to save these text animation as presets
surely there has to be a easier way... you say "no keyframing" but you might as well be, ur just splitting the strip into 17 different pieces, might as well be individual keyframes...
There must be a procedural system... even capcut on my phone can do captions better than premiere... 🤔
I'm not a programmer for Adobe. This is all we have to work with for now. If Capcut does what you need it to already...then use it. If you find a faster way, let me know...
@@ThisGuy yeah sorry, that comment was quite aggressive, sorry about that.
The best I’ve found is using one of adobes preset captions, then copy pasting its attributes onto my captions… but it has mixed results, as a lot of attributes don’t actually get copy pasted over properly.
That and changing for the captions are generated by loading the minimum words and letters resulting in shorter 1-2 word captions… but still… ugh, adobe why 😭🤦♂️
Great job Shawn. It takes a minute to do all this. Hopefully Premiere gets with the times so we dont have to use third party apps to get this done faster! Great tutorial. You have a crisp voice too sir.
Ha! Thanks. There's a lot of people commenting to just use a plugin, and I guess that's where things are going (where everything will just be done for you) but I also like knowing how to do things manually myself. Thanks for watching!
ok edit a 10m video like that... 💀
Really cool stuff man, thanks.
no problem! thanks for watching! 👍
Thank you so much sir for explaining in deep details, cheers🍻
My pleasure 👍
Great video man! I'm a premiere pro user and learn several things in this video! thanks!
Happy to help!
Is there a way to add animation to each word? Like a pop-up or reveal animation instead of static animation like this.
here is my latest video on those types of animations...ua-cam.com/video/HQ-SNBq8Hnc/v-deo.html
Thank you sir
Welcome
mega thanks
no problem
Awesome video and exactly what I was looking for, thank you!
You're welcome!
Amazing tutorial
Glad you liked it
There has to be a better way to do this. Creating a 21 min video will take you forever to do to the karaoke style
There are plugins, but nothing natively to Premiere Pro at this point (that I'm aware of). What type of video are you making that requires karaoke style captions for 21 minutes?
This video is totally covered what I actually tried to search for improving my editing skills and how to customize each word after another. Thank you so much Shawn :)
Great video well explained
You are a genious, thank you for this amazing video
You're very welcome!
I literally searched the whole internet on this for the last part the bg highlighter thing, thanks man really smart !
You're welcome! Glad I could help! (glad you finally found it too) 👍
Thank you this was so helpful and to the point! Subscribed!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the support!
Thank goodness for SubMachine, coz for any video more than 5 seconds, there's no way I'm messing a about with these techniques, I often do 1 min shorts with subtitles, would get old very quickly.
Awesome tutorial, thanks!👍👍👍👍
No problem!
thankyou
Welcome
I wonder if you could have set both the minimum characters and minimum time to their lowest values instead of manually breaking them into separate captions?
I explain how to do that and what it looks like in the video I mention at the start. The difference in this video is that all these examples have multiple words on the screen at all times. Doing it the way you suggested is also good, but then there's only one word on the screen at a time.
@@ThisGuy Got it. Thank you for the explanation.
Love this video. It is pretty much effective for my carrier
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome video! Great explanation! Thank you so much for the detailed tutorial, I appreciate it🙏🏼❤️
You are so welcome!
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welcome!
Thak you
no problem!
Do it manually it is just a waste of time. Capcut doing same effects automatically in no time.
Use Capcut then...
Great video, I will be using this to practice forsure. One tip that you might already be aware of, You don't need to listen for the dialogue anymore to make cuts. You can transcribe it in the beta version of premiere pro and jump to each word in your captions in the Text window. Hope that helps mate, cheers!