Please note that Clideo’s tool accepts files up to 500 MB in size and not only supports MP4 clips, but all major formats as well, including MKV, AVI, MOV, and many others. If your movie is stored on the cloud instead, you can upload a video directly from Dropbox or Google Drive cloud storage accounts by simply tapping the down-arrow on the side of the same button. Click this and you’ll be given the option to upload from your Mac computer’s storage drive. To begin, navigate to the ‘Choose file’ button on the tool’s homepage. This can be accessed from any web browser - all you need is an internet connection! Open your browser and head over to Clideo’s Subtitle Creator for Mac.
While traditionally you’d need some subtitle software for Mac to do all of this, you can now add subtitles to your videos online and for free, meaning you don’t have to download and install any dodgy or costly programs. An instant way of growing the number of views! On top of this, many video-hosting websites translate the attached subtitles in your movie depending on the location they’re being watched, meaning audiences across the world can understand what’s being said in your clips. This is because captioned videos are indexed by sites such as YouTube and Vimeo as metadata, ensuring they’re found easier in Google searches, which is bound to boost your viewership and search engine ranking.
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