Editor | SubFT

Overview

What the editor helps you finish

Open imported or generated tracks and compare each cue against the media.

Correct wording, punctuation, casing, line breaks, and recognition mistakes.

Adjust cue start and end times so subtitles follow speech and visual context.

Workflow

Select the track
Choose the exact subtitle track before changing text, timing, or language labels.
Check against playback
Play the source media to judge timing, missing speech, and visual context.
Edit one cue at a time
Keep text, line breaks, and timing changes focused on the selected cue.
Save before export
Confirm edits are saved before leaving the editor or preparing delivery files.

Decision table

What you see	Next step
Wrong text, punctuation, or casing	Edit the cue text and check readability before moving on.
Subtitle appears too early or late	Adjust the cue start or end time while comparing against playback.
Cue is too long or hard to read	Split the cue, shorten the wording, or improve line breaks.
Wrong language label	Correct the track language before export so files stay identifiable.
Missing or empty cue	Fill or delete the cue, or return to AI jobs or media files when source content is missing.

Common guides

Review spelling, punctuation, casing, speaker changes, and line breaks.

Move cue boundaries when subtitles appear too early, too late, or overlap.

Check track language labels before export so delivered files are identifiable.

Use the editor as the final review surface before creating output files.

Export readiness

No empty cues
Remove placeholders or fill cues that should contain subtitle text.
No overlapping cues
Check that neighboring cues do not collide or hide each other during playback.
Long lines reviewed
Shorten or split lines that are difficult to read at normal playback speed.
Language labels confirmed
Make sure each track has the expected language before creating output files.
Edits saved
Save the latest text and timing changes before moving to export or file support.