Live caption is one of the best accessibility features offered by Google Chrome. It allows users to receive automatic closed captioning from any audio or video file, including those on the web or on a local hard drive. You can enable this feature by opening your Google Chrome Settings, selecting Accessibility on the left side of the window, and toggling Live Caption.
If you have any issues seeing the captions, for example, wanting to see them larger, you can click on Caption preferences under Live Caption. You’ll then be given options to change the caption color, transparency, style, or size. You can then close your Settings tab, and the feature will be enabled.
To ensure everything is in order, head over to YouTube and play a video. You should see automatic live captions show up at the bottom of your screen. If you’d like to further expand the text, you can click the live caption text box. The same applies to any audio file on the web.
As mentioned above, live caption also works on any audio or video file saved on your local hard drive. To get live captions on your audio or video file, open the designated folder, and drop the file into an open Google Chrome tab. The file should automatically play in Chrome with live captions added. You can also click the music staff icon next to the Extensions icon to turn Live Captions on/off quickly.
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