Captions
edyflow keeps captions live inside your timeline, so you can transcribe, style, and refine them without turning them into a dead asset.
Editable workflow
How it works
The goal is speed without sacrificing control. Each step is a real edit step, not a one-way export, so you can revisit the transcript, the styling, or the timing whenever the cut changes.
01
Turn speech into editable captions directly in Premiere. The transcript is created in your project so you can review and clean it up without exporting anything first.
Direct timeline transcription
Word-level review and corrections
No copy-paste between apps
02
Apply caption styles, brand presets, and emphasis rules to make subtitles look intentional instead of generic. You can switch the visual treatment later because the content stays editable.
All text styles
Brand presets and layout packs
Multicolor highlighting
03
Use smart editing tools to retime lines, tighten phrasing, and rebalance layout after the fact. Nothing gets locked in, so the same captions can keep evolving with the cut.
Timing and line-break adjustments
Fast text refinements
Everything remains editable
Why editable matters
When captions stay editable, you can update phrasing after the client review, swap styles for a new brand direction, or retime lines when the cut changes. That saves a second pass and keeps the workflow predictable.
Apply text styles and presets without rebuilding the caption track from scratch.
Adjust timing, line length, and emphasis after the transcript is already in place.
Everything lives in the edit, so the caption workflow stays connected to the cut.
Keep a system that works across projects instead of redoing caption setup every time.
Next step
Captions are included in the editing stack, alongside transcription and snippet tools, so you can move from first pass to final delivery without leaving Premiere.