Subtitle/Caption YouTube Videos with Simon Says

Users are increasingly watching online videos without sound. This makes having subtitles even more important, besides fulfilling its key premise to make content accessible to those with hearing difficulties.

And the good news is it is super easy to automatically generate them for YouTube with Simon Says, the AI transcription and translation website / Mac app for your audio and video files.

Short answer:

Click Export from your Simon Says transcript page
Click "Subtitles" in the Export Options screen
Click the sub-option "Facebook/YouTube'
Then click the button "Let's do this"

5. Unzip the file that has been downloaded to your computer to extract your SRT file(s)

6. Open up your YouTube account and click the video camera icon at the top of your page then select Upload Video

7. Drag and drop or select files from your computer

8. On the Details pane, scroll down and click More Options, then scroll to Language, subtitles, and closed captions (CC), then select the language of your subtitles under Video language

9. Click Upload Subtitles/CC, then select With timing and click Continue

ÔøΩ ÔøΩ10. Navigate to the subtitle file you downloaded from Simon Says and select itÔøΩ ÔøΩ

11. Fill out any other desired details in the Details pane, click Next, fill out Video Elements details, click Next and fill out Visibility details then click Save

12. If your video has completed processing, you can now view it to see the subtitles.

To add another language:
(You can translate your subtitles to 50+ languages. See here for a short tutorial)
13. Under the video, click the 3 dots and select Add Translations