Yes, it is possible to create a video with subtitles from a video and a VTT (WebVTT) file, and then convert it to GIF and PDF with text and image.
Here are the general steps to do this:
- Upload video and VTT file: Upload the video and the corresponding VTT file.
- Create video with subtitles: Use a video editing software like Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or DaVinci Resolve to import the video and VTT file. Configure the subtitle settings to display the subtitles on the video.
- Export video with subtitles: Export the video with the subtitles embedded in a format like MP4 or MOV.
- Convert video to GIF: Use a conversion software like Adobe After Effects, GIMP, or an online tool like Ezgif to convert the video to GIF.
- Convert Video to PDF with Text and Image: Use a conversion software like Adobe Acrobat, PDFCrowd, or an online tool like SmallPDF to convert the video to PDF. You can also use a video editing software to export the video as still images, then import them into a word processing software like Microsoft Word or Google Docs to create a PDF with text and image.
There are also online tools that can help you with these steps, such as:
- Clipchamp: An online video editing tool that allows you to create videos with subtitles and export them to MP4, GIF, or PDF.
- Viddyoze: An online video creation tool that allows you to create videos with subtitles and export them to MP4, GIF, or PDF.
- GoAnimate (currently known as Vyond): An online video creation tool that allows you to create videos with subtitles and export them to MP4, GIF, or PDF.
It is important to note that results may vary depending on the quality of the video and VTT file, as well as the conversion settings used.
