Follow along from installation to timecode sync — each video walks through the actual workflow, step by step.
Interface tour, fonts, position, and which display the subtitles go to.
Use the preview window to see exactly what the audience will see.
Import a document, split it into tabs, and send lines live.
The first pass through Sub!t: the main control panel, choosing an output display, and setting the font, size, position, and background so the subtitles land where you want them.
The Virtual Output window shows exactly what each display will render before you send anything — resolution, offset, and per-display styling, all checked in one place.
Import TXT documents, work with multiple tabs, and send one to five lines at a time — plus paragraph grouping for lyrics and verse.
Build an SRT from plain text: record In and Out points against running timecode with I, O, and P, edit the cues, and save the finished file.
A written manual is available inside the app under Help → Manual, in English, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese.
Each topic also has a written page with the full detail: