Transcription: A transcribed script is created that captures the spoken text in the video. This transcript can be created manually by a transcriber or generated automatically using speech recognition software. Timing: Each part of the transcribed text is timed to correspond with when it is spoken in the video. This involves determining the start and end of each subtitle, usually measured in milliseconds. If the video is in a different language than the original transcript, the transcribed text can be translated into the desired target language. Subtitle formatting: Adding formatting such as color, font style, size and position depending on aesthetic requirements and readability. Control and Editing: Subtitles are carefully checked for errors, grammatical inaccuracies and correct timing. This can be done manually or using special software. Inbedden in de Video: The subtitles are embedded in the video so that they play together with the visual and auditory elements. To test: After inserting the subtitles, the video is tested to ensure that the timing and formatting are correct. There are several tools and software available to facilitate this process, and their use may depend on the specific requirements of the content creator. Professional subtitlers, translators, and video production companies often perform this process to ensure that the subtitles are accurate and effective.