I&D for X

Image Descriptions (Via Native Upload)

1. Click on the Tweet compose button or press the “n” key to use the keyboard shortcut.
2. Attach your photo(s).
   Note: For detailed instructions about adding photos to your Tweets, read this article.
3. To insert descriptive text, click Add description.
4. Type your description of the image and click the Done button. To edit the description, re-open the Add description dialog prior to posting the Tweet. (The limit is 1000 characters.)
5. You can add a description to each image in a Tweet.
   Note: Image descriptions cannot be added to videos.

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Image Descriptions (Via Sprinklr)

1. Create your X post in Sprinklr.
2. Select and upload the post's photo.
3. Type the image’s corresponding Alt-Text in the box to the right. 
4. Finish filling out the remaining post fields and click schedule or post. 
    

Uploading Captions (Via Native Channel)

1. Click on a video within your Media Studio library.
2. Select the “Subtitles” tab in the pop-up window.
3. Select the text language of your subtitle file from the dropdown menu.
4. Click the “Upload” button and select the sidecar .SRT file from your local computer.
5. The file is now associated with your video. 
6. To update the file, click the Pencil icon.
    

Uploading Captions (Via Sprinklr)

1. Create your X post in Sprinklr.
2. Select and upload the post's video.
3. Hover over the video preview and select the three vertical dots.
4. Select “Add Captions.”
5. SRT file captions: A new popup will appear and you can type in the language of your video so Sprinklr can auto-generate captions. 
6. Auto-generated captions: A new popup will appear and you can type in the language of your video so Sprinklr can auto-generate captions. SRT file captions are preferred as they are more accurate.
7. Hit “Save.”
8. Finish filling out the remaining post fields and click schedule or post.