Fixes what Premiere’s native captions get wrong, and lets you animate text by hand without fighting every clip.
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Illustrative animation. Pause it with the button at the bottom right.
Sound familiar?Premiere breaks captions by count.
It leaves “the” at the end of a line, splits “red flags” in two and makes you rewrite half the track by hand. In a reel, every odd break shows.
HyperText creates the caption track from the active sequence’s transcript, with more control than Premiere: lines that read well the first time, and a preview where you fix any break with one click.
The Transcript card does the captions. The Word splitter and the selection tools handle the rest.
Creates the caption track from the active sequence’s transcript. By characters (10 to 48, 16 by default), by words (1 to 6) or Smart: groups of 1 to 3 words that belong together, cut at the speaker’s pauses. Dynamic bold shows two lines with the phrase being spoken in bold.
The switch brings the same care to characters and words: no line ends on “the”, “a” or “of”, and none crosses the end of a sentence.
Choose the case, and strip punctuation if you want. Numbers are kept.
See the captions split by bars before you apply. Click a chunk and the playhead jumps to its start. Click between two words to split it, click a bar to join two. A reset button brings back the automatic split. What you edit is what gets applied. With Dynamic bold the preview only shows.
Apply to timeline creates a native caption track. Apply to HyperCaptions sends the same texts to HyperCaptions to animate them.
Already using Premiere’s captions? Select them and change their capitals in one click. It is the only thing touched. Do it before upgrading them to graphics.
When Premiere won’t transcribe, or gets names and brands wrong, HyperText transcribes the sequence on your computer with Whisper: no cloud, with per-word timing. It becomes the transcript HyperChat uses too. Whisper is installed separately for now.
Read a clip or type the text and create one segment per word across the clip’s duration. Fix a split you got wrong, or animate a phrase word by word.
In HyperChat, the command picks the style, the capitals and the punctuation for you.
Three jobs, with the buttons named as in the panel.
From a talking-head clip to a native caption track, with the breaks checked before you apply.
In the Transcript card pick Smart, or By words (3 is a good number if you will animate by hand). Dynamic bold gives two lines with the spoken phrase in bold.
Original, Sentence case, Each Word or lowercase, and strip punctuation if you want.
Click a chunk to jump the playhead to it. Click between two words to split, click a bar to join. What you edit is what gets applied.
Apply to timeline writes the native caption track. Or Apply to HyperCaptions to animate the same texts.
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Two lines on screen: the line being spoken is in bold and the next one in light. The bold moves down a line as it advances, like word tracking, all with Premiere's native captions.
HyperCaptions has a style with the same name that imitates it with two mogrts.
Illustrative animation. Pause it with the button at the bottom right.
One clip per word, so you can animate each one.
Select the text and press Read clip, or type the phrase in the box.
Create cuts makes a caption track with one segment per word across the clip’s duration.
In Premiere, select the captions and use Upgrade Caption to Graphic. Premiere does not let plugins do this step.
Manual step in PremiereAnimate with your Premiere presets or with HyperTools. To make a sound on every word, use SFX to clips.
One word per clip: upgrade to graphic and animate each one at your own pace.
Illustrative animation. Pause it with the button at the bottom right.
No need to start over.
In the Premiere timeline, select the captions you want to change.
Under On the selection choose Sentence case, Each Word or lowercase.
Only the capitals change; everything else stays Premiere’s. Do it before upgrading them to graphics.
HyperText gets the text right. The rest of the panel dresses it.
Same panel, same license. Every tool works on its own and hands off to the next.
Edit by typing: one-cut summaries, topic clips, multicam podcasts.
03Animated captions inside Premiere, line by line and editable.
04Clean the voice, split the music, cut silences on the waveform.
05Make text follow whatever moves, or stabilize a shot.
06Split screens from your clips, without doing the math.
07The one-click buttons Premiere is missing.
08Your own sound library, placed right on the hit.
09Cinematic color, guided, loaded into Lumetri.
Nine tools.
One license.