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Best Practices for Creating Effective Subtitles Using Speech Recognition Technology
Subtitles can make a huge impact, but only if they’re done right. Here are some tips for creating effective subtitles: Keep Text Short and Readable: Subtitles should be short and concise so that viewers can read them without missing out on the visuals. Aim to keep each line brief and break sentences up if needed. A good rule of thumb is to keep each subtitle to a maximum of two lines.
Dimensions and Spacing
Keep subtitles to no more than two lines on the screen at a time (preferably one). Maintain character limits: around 35 characters per line for most languages and 16 characters for East Asian languages (e.g., Chinese, Japanese, Korean).