Passport Photo vs Video Subtitle Hardcoder

Passport Photo makes it easy to create print-ready passport photos from your iPhone. Use the live camera guide to frame your head and shoulders, capture your photo, remove the background, replace it with white, adjust brightness, and generate a 4 x 6 sheet with six passport photos ready for printing or sharing. The app is designed for a simple step-by-step flow: Frame your photo with the on-screen passport guide Capture with the front or back camera Remove the background and replace it with white Adjust brightness if needed Generate a 4 x 6 image with 6 passport photos Save to Photos and share using the standard Apple share sheet Features: Passport head-and-shoulders camera guide Front and back camera support Automatic background removal White background replacement Brightness adjustment before export 6-up passport photo sheet generation 4 x 6 print layout Save directly to Photos Share with AirDrop, Messages, Mail, and more Passport Photo is great for preparing a clean passport-style photo sheet quickly and conveniently from your phone.

Hardcode subtitles into a video. When a subtitle is hardcoded, it is permanently written into a Video and it is displayed whenever the video plays on any device or social media websites. Since videos autoplay without sound on social platforms, most of the viewers watch videos without sound. By uploading videos with hardcoded subtitles, you’ll get more engagement and higher viewer retention rates. The application provides two ways to hardcode the subtitles. ** Inbuilt support for SRT and ASS files : If you already have a SRT or ASS file, you could directly hardcode it to the video. In this case, the application will automatically take all formatting, font and location settings from the SRT/ASS files and hardcode it directly to the video. ** You could also create your own subtitles and merge them into the video right from the application. The application comes with its own editing interface. On this interface the video preview is displayed. You could traverse through the video and add the subtitle lines wherever required. ** Font, Size and Location : When you are defining your own subtitle lines, there is an option to set the font name, font size and the text color. These settings are universally applied to all subtitles lines that are added. ** Subtitle display location : For each subtitle line, you could specify whether that line should appear at Top, Bottom or Middle. These settings could be specified for individual lines. ** Start Time and duration to display subtitles : You could define the start time from which the subtitle should start displaying and the duration till which it should be displayed. This will ensure that the subtitles are displayed at exactly the right moment in your video. The application has its own inbuilt previewer where you could directly preview the created video with subtitles.