What this proves
The panel, live preview, timeline selection, progress log, transparent-frame output, and Premiere placement are observable in the recording.
Generate animated captions in Adobe Premiere Pro
This uncut screen recording shows preset selection, timeline audio export, transcription, deterministic frame rendering, and caption-media placement from the real Caption Plug panel.
Real Caption Plug product footage. The run uses Groq transcription; it is not presented as a local-Whisper benchmark.
Every visible step, without the jump cut
Numbers below are transcribed from the panel log visible in this specific recording. They describe one short run, not a universal speed benchmark.
- 1
Preview the animation
Caption Plug is open inside a Premiere workspace. The editor checks Beast Pop, CapCut Bounce, Karaoke Fill, and Impact Shake in the panel's live renderer.
- 2
Use the timeline selection
The selected clip defines the audio range. Caption Plug exports that range instead of requiring a separate media picker.
- 3
Transcribe and group words
The visible run sends the audio to the configured Groq provider, receives 13 words, and groups them into caption ranges. Local Whisper and OpenAI are separate available provider choices; this recording does not claim to show them.
- 4
Render at sequence settings
The run renders 139 transparent frames at 576 × 1024. Caption Plug reads the sequence dimensions and frame rate rather than assuming a fixed social preset.
- 5
Place media on the timeline
The rendered caption media is imported into the project and placed on a new video track. The source run folder remains beside the project for relinking.
No universal speed claim
The clip does not compare transcription accuracy, total speed, stability, or correction time against another product.
Caption Plug v1.1.3
The current public build is newer than the original footage. See the changelog for every material release change.