Input example
approved script + final voiceover audio for this publishing workflow
Workflow guide
By Yana Li
CapCut and Jianying are strong editing surfaces. TimedSubs sits before the editor: align the script to voiceover, review quality, and hand off subtitle files cleanly.
Input example
approved script + final voiceover audio for this publishing workflow
Output asset example
SRT/VTT subtitle assets plus quality notes for downstream upload or editor handoff
Common quality signal
Late narration edits shift subtitle timing against the approved script.
Decision points
Use it for short videos, TTS clips, tutorial cuts, and social video workflows where the exact script matters.
TimedSubs produces subtitle timing and quality checks. CapCut or Jianying remains the place for style, animation, and final video assembly.
Fast social narration often creates dense subtitle lines. Review reading speed before importing subtitles into the editor.
Practical workflow
Keep the final script and voiceover together.
Generate subtitle timing and review quality in TimedSubs.
Import the subtitle file into your editor and style it there.
Product boundary
TimedSubs prepares timing and subtitle files before visual editing.
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FAQ
No. It prepares subtitle assets before you edit and style the video.
Yes. TTS is a strong script-first case because the exact text already exists.
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