How To Add Captions & Subtitles in Final Cut Pro *UPDATED*

[@JWKDESIGN]

CapCut now requires you to upgrade to the paid Pro version to get auto-captions... NOT FREE!

[@sebmonti5904]

Where is Final Cut Pro in this video???

[@ItsApondi]

Was about to ask the same question, lol

[@kylieeeeep]

Is there any easy-ish way to add subtitles for multiple speakers in fcp? Or is there a quick shortcut for frequently changing the font color to indicate a different speaker?

[@YeedaQiu]

Thank you Micheal. Clutch as always.

[@tube-master]

Awesome video! Simple, on point!

[@RyanKorea]

This is not "in Final Cut Pro"

[@Jay-zn9tj]

Clickbait title its not Final cut

[@bradlaplante]

This actually pisses me off. Why not say "how to add captions and subtitles in CapCut"? I know how to export my video and open it in CapCut. Thanks for wasting my time.

[@TammyRStephens]

Thanks for the video 🎉

[@brianrenshawmedia]

Clickbait. Come on, just give an honest title. This is useless.

[@CollinMichaelTutorials]

bruh that’s the only way 😂

[@richardstirling5799]

great for simple edits, but last thing I wanna do is mess around with a final edit for the audio -

[@AnzumanaTaal]

thanks very helpfull

[@juansoundchez]

suscribed automaticlly for skiping the intro

[@zigmasslusnys3596]

horrible clickbait. by the way, new final cut pro does include feature to transcribe captions