How to Enable and Customize Subtitles on YouTube Videos Easily (Full Transcript)

Learn to turn on and customize subtitles on YouTube. Click the CC icon, check caption source, and use Auto Translate for different languages.

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Speaker 1: Here are three simple steps for turning on subtitles or captions in a YouTube video. First, in any video, look for the CC icon in the lower right corner of the screen. CC stands for Closed Captioning. Just click the icon and text will appear in the video's original language. Second, once the captions are turned on, you'll be able to tell if they were added by the video's creator or generated automatically by YouTube AI. In the latter case, you can expect a few mistakes. And third, if you're looking for captions in Spanish or another language besides English, click on the gear icon to access the video settings menu. Click on Subtitles CC and then Auto Translate to select the language of your choice from the menu provided. For more tips to fit your family, become a member at commonsensemedia.org.

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