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Add subtitles, music, and final audio in AI Director
Review narration, subtitle styling, background music, and audio choices before combining your scenes.
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- Open your AI Director project and check the spoken script and generated audio in each scene.
- Use the available subtitle controls to enable captions and adjust their appearance.
- Preview the subtitle position, size, color, and line wrapping against the actual footage.
- Choose or generate background music where the scene workflow offers it, reviewing any estimate first.
- Review the final audio and subtitle preferences, then generate and combine the current scenes.
- Play the finished video from beginning to end before downloading or publishing it.
What to check
- Make sure narration is not cut off at scene boundaries.
- Keep captions readable over bright and dark backgrounds and away from important faces or products.
- Listen for music overpowering speech and unexpected volume changes between clips.
- If audio is disabled for the final output, do not expect narration or music to remain audible.
Visual-only scenes can have an empty narration script. They do not need invented dialogue simply to complete the video.
Try this workflow
Plan and review your scenes, then continue creating in AI Director.
Related guides
- Generate an AI narration script
Create editable narration text from an idea, audience, language, duration, and narration style.
- Refine scenes without rebuilding the whole video
Edit a scene, review a regenerated version, and update the final combination after changes.
- Start a storyboard with Recreate Video
Analyze a reference video, review its guidance, and use it to prepare a new AI Director storyboard.
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